Funeral victims' loved ones fear tattoos made from ashes could belong to a STRANGER

EXCLUSIVE: Funeral victims' loved ones fear tattoos made from ashes could belong to a STRANGERA grieving relative has told the Mirror how she was left 'devastated' after discovering the ashes they'd had turned into a tattoo may turn out to belong to a strangerNewsLucy Thornton News Reporter21:17, 03 Apr 2026View 7 ImagesGrief stricken victims of Robert Bush and fears loved ones have tattoos made out of strangers' ashesHorrified victims of ‘Frankenstein funeral director’ Robert Bush fear they've had the wrong ashes made into tattoos.‌On Thursday, a judge at Hull crown court, told Bush, 48, to expect jail after he admitted 30 charges of denying a lawful burial and one charge of stealing charity collection money.‌Last October, he admitted 36 fraud charges, including one of selling fake funeral policies to 172 people. He will now be sentenced for all 67 charges on July 27th.‌The shamed boss of Legacy Independent Funeral Directors in Hull, was granted conditional bail by the court to the shock of his victims who said it was a “kick in the teeth”.View 7 ImagesKaren Dry has spoken to a horrified relative who fears the ashes mixed with the tattoo ink belong to a stranger(Image: Andy Stenning/Daily Mirror)READ MORE: Funeral director Robert Bush's 'cruel' betrayal exposed as he admits to stashing away 30 bodiesREAD MORE: Love affair with 40ft fridge saw bodies stockpiled and grieving families connedAfter his guilty plea it emerged some people are worried the tattoo they had made out of the ashes they received are not those of their loved one with a victim said to be “devastated” fearing she had a stranger on her arm.‌Karen Dry, 57, who arranged vigils for all the families since the raids, said she had spoken to a victim who had tattoos created out of the ashes."I have no idea how they get their head around that; if that was me I'd want that chopping out. They are devastated,” she told The Mirror"We know that there&#x...