Jailed funeral boss angers families with 'apology'
I am deeply sorry."There are no words that can undo what has happened or take away the pain that many of you have experienced. I understand that this has affected not only your confidence in me, but also memories surrounding the loss of those closest to you."I accept responsibility for my failures. Looking back, I know that I should have acted differently and much sooner.
- ▪I am deeply sorry."There are no words that can undo what has happened or take away the pain that many of you have experienced.
- ▪I understand that this has affected not only your confidence in me, but also memories surrounding the loss of those closest to you."I accept responsibility for my failures.
- ▪Looking back, I know that I should have acted differently and much sooner.
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Jailed funeral boss angers families with 'apology'Image source, BBC/Joe BiltonImage caption, Jasmine Beverley says she trusted Bush "with the most precious person in my life"ByLinsey Smith and David McKenna, East Yorkshire and LincolnshirePublished13 minutes agoDisgraced funeral boss Robert Bush who failed to bury or cremate people and gave grieving families the ashes of strangers has offered those affected a written 'apology', but some have reacted angrily.Bush, 48, was jailed for 20 years at Hull Crown Court on Friday.
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