Heartbroken mums ask 'where are our babies?' after funeral director handed back animal remains

The grieving women have now united in a campaign to change the law after Bush was sentenced this week, saying parents whose babies die before 24 weeks are being failed by the justice system

Funeral director Robert Bush (centre) arrives at Hull Crown Court (Picture: PA) Bereaved families whose relatives were left to rot at a funeral home of horrors gasped as they heard how animal remains were among one baby’s ashes given back to a grieving mother. Robert Bush, 48, is being sentenced for 67 offences spannin

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT. Robert Bush, who ran Legacy Independent Funeral Directors in Hull, was bravely confronted by a grieving mother whose son she entrusted to his care but whose remains were left on the floor for two years

Lucy Ness says "I hope my baby's remains are with someone who loves them like I loved these".

The baby's cremation was also delayed three days without notice.

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In the UK, a woman whose unborn baby's body was found in a paper bag on the floor of funeral director Robert Bush's business sobbed as she told him: "I trusted you with the most precious person in my life."

The mother of an unborn baby whose remains were left on the floor of a funeral parlour for nearly two years addressed a funeral director in court to tell him how she had trusted him "with the most precious and important person in her life."

Jasmine Beverley told Robert Bush that ‘I trusted you with the most precious person in my life’.

Jasmine Beverley told Robert Bush that ‘I trusted you with the most precious person in my life’.

Robert Bush pleads guilty to preventing a lawful burial after police find remains of 30 people in Hull mortuary

Robert Bush is on trial at Hull Crown Court after bodies were discovered in varying states of decomposition at his Legacy funeral directors, which was described as a 'horror scene'

A grieving mother spoke out about a case that has been called 'beyond horrific' in an emotional BBC Breakfast interview

The sentencing hearing at Hull Crown Court is listed for five days and is expected to hear from more than 100 victims