Funeral director breached families' trust 'on industrial scale'
The sentencing hearing of Robert Bush hears how the funeral parlour was likened to a "horror scene".
Reading her statement, Mollie Finn described the devastating emotional and psychological impact of learning the body of her grandfather, Graham Finn, had been found at the home.
"There are no words to fully capture the disgust I feel. Every time I see this case in the news, it feels like an out-of-body experience, like it's not real - like this couldn't possibly be happening to us."
The 23-year-old said she "despised" Bush.
"I hope that for the rest of his life, he is haunted by what he has done."
She added: "Justice must be served, not just for our family, but for every single person affected by this appalling crime."
Jade Munro, whose father Tony Munro's body was recovered four months after his death, told the court she was angered that "there are no regulations in the funeral business".
She quickly became upset as she read out her statement, in which she said: "We've been to hell and back".
The court also heard how families had to go through a second funeral, with several questioning whether it had been legitimate.
