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Inquiry urges stricter regulation of the funeral sector
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October 15, 2024
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4:22Now PlayingAnyone can set themselves up as a funeral director and "keep bodies in their garage" an inquiry chair has warned.
Sir Jonathan Michael, chair of the David Fuller inquiry, said the public would be "shocked" by the lack of regulation of the funeral industry.
The inquiry was ordered following the case of David Fuller.
The maintenance supervisor and double murderer committed sexual offences in the mortuaries of two hospitals in Kent.
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