Not sure to what you are referring here. I read the article but couldn't find anything mentioning this. Could you explain?
It's often interesting to re-visit early press conferences, interviews etc as sometimes things that may not have appeared of much significance at the time maybe, over the months, be of relevance later on.
No matter how good the cause, a company should always have clear and transparent policies regarding donations.
And probably even more so if it is a charity and has charity commission rules to abide by.
I'm yet to see any evidence on how c could have went to the incinerator , even uncle c was saying it would not be possible , as temperate is to low and bones would still be found,
I shouldn't think it would take very long to tell if it's c as it would just be matching up the DNA , maybe a week to ten days, I suspect that with the m40 case the DNA dose not match with any on record , as with c they would already have his DNA so it would just be the case of seeing if it matched, IMO,
Yes it is grim. Awful for those sorters. At least the police at landfill know what to expect, if and when they find anything and I agree an adult body surely could not have been missed at sorting or incineration stages.
