Athens furniture store has been found guilty; as many clients have complained against them over the furniture they ordered but never received from them. The Chief Investigator Stanley Mc Natt said that "New cases will be presented in front of Limestone County grand jury, which will decide if there is enough evidence against Scott Connell, owner of the Limestone Furniture Mart.
Connell, 36, has been found guilty of five counts of first-degree and one count of second-degree thefts in connection with these incidents. Some clients complained that they ordered the furniture even before December 2010 and didn't receive it. The customers who claim to have been cheated have also filed complaints with the Better Business Bureau of North Alabama, a company that mentioned this furniture store as a certified BBB member.

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