Taylor was arrested Friday afternoon and charged with theft of property and the abuse of a corpse.
In a detailed affidavit, investigators say Taylor used a computer in the cemetery office to produce a list that showed three to four bodies were buried in one grave.
The report suggests he even served as a witness, noting that "Taylor was also present when Robert Savage aka "Juicy" crushed caskets with the wheel of a backhoe in effort to make room for multiple caskets."
Action News 5 went to Taylor's last known address on South Parkway, but no one answered. Neighbors say Taylor's car remains on the street, and that he apparently rents out rooms in the house for boarding. When the Action News 5 team arrived, there were keys left in the door.
A neighbor told Action News 5 that he knew Taylor worked at Galilee but had no idea he was caught up in any crimes at the cemetery.
The owner of the cemetery, Jemar Lambert, is in jail with no bond.
"The Johnson family is eager to get resolution. To this day they still have no idea where Renisha Johnson, their daughter, is buried," added Manis.
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The state ordered Galilee to stop burials in 2011 but according to the class action lawsuit, the cemetery continued business as usual.
Corey Taylor was arrested and charged with theft of property and the abuse of a corpse.
