34 bodies moved from funeral home by police

[DrJoanAllenby]

This sounds horrendous.

https://news.sky.com/story/man-and-woman-arrested-after-34-bodies-were-moved-by-police-from-funeral-director-13092104?fbclid=IwAR3VpSwxkaCKWvb7U3APBTuMXvq5ZRD-htvvO3VJBPnGQzb6EKD5EobNJ00aemAXCo9AsWsN7prAlQiNwrV8gBXDDnByZQvpSQsusIws3RVyyVhTFVAMWAsEnFe_1bJUk

Having not long dealt with the death of one of my kids, this would be honestly traumatising. Those poor families.

You can't mess with grief like that. People will be baying for blood.

FIL was ad hoc staff for a local funeral director, helped with driving and coffin bearing. Not sure he ever went where the bodies were stored though. But you would think there would need to be more than 2 permanent staff

So sorry to hear that @gamerchick

@gamerchick

Exactly! Unsure why you've tagged me as that's what I was saying too

@gamerchick I’m so very sorry 💐

Has anyone seen the article in the sun tonight?

Presumably they arrange burials too maybe that is relevant , a woman interviewed on tv had memorial jewelry made from ashes and one of the bodies stored was her family member so who’s ashes were used?

So very sorry Gamerchick.

When I visited behind the scenes at a crematorium and saw where the bodies were burned, it was all carefully handled. There was a great deal of quiet respect - the people carrying out the cremations were quite pragmatic, but with a sort of underlying decency. I found it deeply reassuring.

Hull is a city, and has roughly the population of Reading which is a town! It’s about twice as big as York, which is probably a more famous Yorkshire city, albeit in North Yorkshire not East Yorkshire