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Absolutely shocking I’ve followed this case from the start. The amount of victims is astonishing.
Ooh now I’m intrigued how he siphoned off charity money. Could he have also been involved with gifts to charity left in wills? Or any other thoughts?
JMO
 
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Absolutely shocking I’ve followed this case from the start. The amount of victims is astonishing.
Ooh now I’m intrigued how he siphoned off charity money. Could he have also been involved with gifts to charity left in wills? Or any other thoughts?
JMO
Money from the collection given by the congregation at the funeral, I'd imagine. Usually, it will say on the order of service that the collection is for a particular charity, which the funeral director then passes on to the charity in question.
 
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Money from the collection given by the congregation at the funeral, I'd imagine. Usually, it will say on the order of service that the collection is for a particular charity, which the funeral director then passes on to the charity in question.
That would be so cruel. JMO MOO
 
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That would be so cruel. JMO MOO
Nowhere near as cruel as leaving dead bodies unattended and rotting plus mixing up families loved ones ashes.
There is clearly no low that the accused would stoop to
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Yes they did drop the charges.
I can’t remember if she was ever actually named though.
 
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He has pled guilty to 35 charges of fraud by false representation and another of fraudulently running a business.

He denied 30 counts of preventing lawful and decent burials and one count of stealing from a charity.

Trial is set for 5th October 2026


With the seriousness of the case Im surprised he has been bailed.
 
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He has pled guilty to 35 charges of fraud by false representation and another of fraudulently running a business.

He denied 30 counts of preventing lawful and decent burials and one count of stealing from a charity.

Trial is set for 5th October 2026


With the seriousness of the case Im surprised he has been bailed.
There should be a lot more than 30 (counts of perverting......) IMO!
 
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Just absolutely speechless with this one, abysmal and I dearly hope he gets a very very long sentence.
Just watching the lunchtime news and one of the stories of a little stillborn baby made me cry.
Vile.
 
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Fom 2 April 2026:
A man has pleaded guilty to dozens of counts of preventing a lawful and decent burial after remains were found at a funeral directors in Hull in 2024.

Robert Bush, 47, formerly of Kirk Ella, East Yorkshire, has pleaded guilty today (2 April 2026) to a total of 67 charges, including the prevention of a lawful and decent burial, fraud, fraudulent trading, and theft.
Articles from BBC:
Robert Bush, 48, was arrested after police investigated Hull-based Legacy Independent Funeral Directors following a report of "concern for care of the deceased" in March 2024.
Bush, formerly of East Yorkshire and now living in West Yorkshire, pleaded guilty at Hull Crown Court to 30 counts of preventing a lawful and decent burial, and one of theft from 12 charities including the Salvation Army and Macmillan Cancer Support.
 

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