WATCH: Families of Robert Bush victims call for public inquiry in powerful statement

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The families of the victims of jailed funeral director Robert Bush have demanded a public inquiry after their loved ones were "denied dignity in death".Speaking outside the court after Bush was sentenced to 20 years in prison, Karen Dry, whose parents were victims, said: "These testimonies serve as a stark reminder of the heinous and egregious acts committed by a funeral director who acted with complete impunity for far too long.

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His own barrister said the breach of trust is obvious and gross, and tainted the memory of every person.

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It underscores the funeral industry that is currently in desperate need of strict regulation.

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We all deserve dignity in death, and this was totally denied to our loved ones."Deep scars remain due to the terrible violations committed against our loved ones.

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It is agonising to recall a baby denied a proper cremation and left in a paper bag on the floor for nearly two years.

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