Today10:24 BSTWho are the victims at the centre of the Legacy funeral scandal?A composite of undated handout photos of many of the victims(Image: Humberside Police/PA Wire)Humberside Police has released a composite image featuring photographs of 75 of the victims.On the top row, from left to right: Anne Lillian Marshall, Annie Kendall, Anthony Neylon, Audrey Leach, Barbara Stockdale, Barry Clark, Brian Johnson, Colin Wainman, Craig Moses, Danny Middleton, Alan Chearman, Alan Endall, Albert Edward Owst, Alan Gray, and Andrew Murphy.On the second row, from left to right: Darren Laws, David Burton, Andrew Suffill, Dennis and Eileen Frazer, Dorothy Curtis, Gordon Smith, Graham Finn, Hazel Brown, Herbert Jimmy Porter, John and Christine Tibbles, Jean Collinson, Jessie Stockdale, and Joan Sparks.On the third row, from left to right: Joan Stark, John Booth, John Carlill, Jon Butler, Joyce Moulton, Julie Webb, Leslie Raymond Cawood, Lilian Carter, Lisa Urry, Margaret Ann Welsh, Margaret Ounsworth, Mark Hotham, Mark Meikleham, Marolyn Sissons, and Martin Sydney Sawyers.On the fourth row, from left to right: Mary Rhodes, Maureen and Keith Greensides, Maureen Graham, Michael Ellam, Michael Neal Andrew Hall, Muriel Winning, Norman Bridger, Patrick Spriggs, Paul Hemingway, Peter Moody, Raymond Bullough, Raymond Dagnall, Raymond Parker, and Rita Shaw.On the bottom row, from left to right: Ronaldo Coates, Roy Butler, Shane Atkinson, Shirley Welburn, Shirley Wright, Stephen Perrins, Susan Gorbutt, Susan Stone, Sylvia Osler, Terence Buck, Terence White, Thomas Anderson, Thomas Marritt, Tony Munro, and Valerie Chalkley.Today10:12 BSTProsecutors seek 25-year prison term for Bush in 'unprecedented' caseProsecutors say Robert Bush should face a prison sentence of between 20 and 25 years, but noted that his case is "unprecedented".Hull Crown Court heard this week that there are no sentencing guidelines and no maximum penalty for the offence of preventing a lawful burial, which accounts for 30 of the charges.Over four days, the court heard more than 200 statements from victims, with many choosing to read theirs in person and breaking down in tears.Today10:03 BSTWhat has Robert Bush pleaded guilty to?Disgraced funeral director Robert Bush has admitted a total of 67 offences, spanning 12 years and affecting hundreds of victims.The owner of Legacy Independent Funeral Directors in Hull pleaded guilty in April to 30 counts of preventing a lawful and decent burial, and theft from 12 charities.Bush had already admitted 30 counts of fraud by false representation relating to 35 bodies found at the site, and four "foetus allegations" of fraud, where he presented ashes to women falsely saying that they were "the remains of their unborn".Bush also pleaded guilty to a further charge of fraud, covering the ashes of 57 people between 2017 and 2024, and one of fraudulent trading relating to funeral plans between 2012 and 2024.Police were called to Legacy's premises on Hessle Road in March 2024 after concerns were raised. Officers found 35 bodies and more than 100 sets of ashes.Robert Bush pleaded guilty at Hull Crown Court to 30 counts of preventing a lawful and decent burial(Image: Humberside Police)