Police raided a funeral home and took away two bodies from the funeral directors.

Recently, there has been a lot of talk about a funeral parlour that is currently under investigation by the police. The parlour in question is R&H Barker, located in Didcot and Wantage, Oxfordshire. On Sunday, police were seen removing two bodies from the premises while conducting a raid. It seems that they were acting on a tip-off they had received about some concerns regarding the business practices of R&H Barker.

The main focus of the investigation seems to be a potential fraud offense, as well as an allegation of preventing a lawful and decent burial. As a result, the funeral parlour has been ordered to close down while the investigation is ongoing. In the meantime, another funeral director firm has stepped in to remove two bodies so that their families could properly bury them.

The families of the deceased have been contacted by the police and are being supported by officers during this difficult time. According to Thames Valley Police, the initial complaint that sparked the investigation was made on April 10th. However, no arrests have been made yet in connection to the allegations.

There have been reports that the police have yet to find any evidence of criminal wrongdoing. Despite this, they are still working closely with other partners, such as Environmental Health, to thoroughly investigate the business practices at the two properties involved. Their main focus is on potential fraud offenses and one offense of preventing a lawful and decent burial. So far, no evidence has been found and no arrests have been made.

In order to address any concerns that may arise for the families of the deceased, the police have made it clear that the allegation of preventing a lawful and decent burial only pertains to one specific case. They do not believe that any other families have been impacted by the situation. It is a difficult and sensitive matter, but the police are doing everything in their power to ensure that justice is served and that the families of the deceased are taken care of.

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