Scandal: they gave without their consent the remains of their mother

Nicola stated that she spoke to Norwich School of Medicine staff and informed her that the signature on the consent form was "suspicious" and that he should report to the police. At the same time, they told her that they would die on July 10, but when she asked for details, they badumed that the ceremony had taken place in the absence of her presence.

"It's like they're treating her like a piece of meat, I just want my mother's ashes", Wing manifest.

William Fraser, Director of the Norwich School of Medicine, was consulted by an English media and indicated that Donations are accepted by "signed consent form" by a relative of the deceased. He also stated that while they were conducting the criminal investigation, they kept the ashes.

Police said they had investigated an 86-year-old man, but that he still had no detainees.