A Hull funeral director, Robert Bush, faces sentencing after pleading guilty to 67 counts—including 30 for preventing lawful burials—after his company allegedly left bodies to decompose, handed out wrong ashes, and even delivered cremated remains in grocery bags. Families described PTSD, nightmares, and devastation, with one receiving heavy ashes only to learn their loved one had decomposed for five months on-site. Investigators recovered remains—including an 18-week stillborn—requiring forensic teams to identify them. The scandal has ignited demands for tighter funeral industry regulations as grieving families grapple with the trauma of scattered, unknown ashes.
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