In Britain, the owner of a funeral home passed off the remains of animals for the ashes of children

In the UK, 48-year-old Robert Bush, who owned a funeral home, passed off the remains of animals as the ashes of babies. This was reported on July 28 by the BBC television channel with reference to one of the victims named Lucy Ness.

"The police came to me to inform me that the ashes he (Bush — Ed.) gave me were animal remains," she said.

The woman clarified that she had kept the urn given to her at the funeral home for three years and had not even thought about the possibility of substitution. According to her, what was revealed by law enforcement agencies greatly affected her psychological state.

It is noted that the man is suspected not only of the situation with the ashes of babies, but also of ignoring the last requests of the deceased. According to the testimony of police officers and some clients, he kept his office in a disgusting state and did not take care of the bodies of people entrusted to him to prepare for the funeral.

The Japan Today portal reported on June 24 that 50-year-old Aki Mochizuki, who killed her own husband 15 years ago and then stored his body in a home freezer, was detained in Kobe.