Funeral directors across the country are being urged to help an inquiry which is making “good progress” in investigating the sexual abuse of bodies by former hospital worker David Fuller.
The necrophiliac murderer worked in maintenance at Kent and Sussex Hospital and the Tunbridge Wells Hospital, in Pembury, from 1989, and sexually abused the bodies of 101 women and girls in the hospital mortuaries between 2005 to 2020.
The independent probe, which is investigating how Fuller was able to carry out his crimes undetected, is today launching its second phase of the review looking at the national picture of how the dead are looked after around the country.
