A former funeral home owner in Mississippi has been accused of using a storage unit to illegally store bodies — even going so far as to describe it as his “casket warehouse” on TikTok — after he lost his business license, cops say.

“The discovery of human remains in a storage unit in our city is deeply disturbing and raises serious concerns that demand a thorough investigation,” Greenville Mayor Errick D. Simmons said in a statement last week after the arrest of Albert “Al” Creath, 31, was announced by the Washington County Sheriff’s Department.

A bedridden 80-year-old in Oregon was killed and stuffed into a suitcase after her house was taken over by squatters, with cops and friends saying they turned it into a “base of operations to commit crimes” — including the woman’s murder and “abuse” of her corpse.

“She didn’t even know who was living there,” said one of Judy Hurley’s only reported acquaintances, Justin Misner, who spoke to local Fox affiliate KPTV about the octogenarian’s death this month at the hands of 54-year-old Michael Moody, who was arrested Thursday and charged with second-degree murder.

“I was disgusted and it’s horrible,” said Misner’s partner, Leslie Ortiz. “Nobody deserves to go that way regardless of your history.”

Mystery and memory swirl prominently in a Pennsylvania criminal investigation after a woman’s body was found covered in plastic and stashed inside a closet of her own home earlier this week.

Lola Karabaeva, 61, was found deceased at her residence on Diplomat Place in the Bustleton neighborhood of Philadelphia on Wednesday, according to the Philadelphia Police Department.

Now, her husband, Vladimir Lushevskiy, 65, stands accused of one count of abuse of a corpse. Additional charges may be in the offing “depending on the outcome of the investigation,” police say. That inquiry is currently being conducted by homicide detectives.

And yet another death may prove to play a significant role in the still unwinding case — a death that occurred some 20 years prior.

A Kentucky woman is behind bars after pieces of another woman’s dismembered body were found behind her mother’s home earlier this week, police in the Bluegrass State say.

Torilena Fields, 32, stands accused of one count each of obstructing governmental operations, tampering with physical evidence, and abuse of corpse, according to Bourbon County jail records.

Law enforcement says multiple indices of occult practices came up during the so-far brief investigation into the macabre crime scene.