Disgraced funeral director Robert Bush “used lower prices” to lure customers before defrauding vulnerable pensioners of savings they could not afford to lose, a court heard. Composite of photos of the victims (Humberside Police/PA)Anne Hillerby said Bush had charged her “around £5,000” for two funeral plans but offered to “knock off £100 for paying in cash”. Her statement read: “We have since found out the plans are not in place and I have not received a refund due to paying in cash. In a statement read on Thursday, CSI supervisor Colin Jordan described the horror of finding the remains of stillborn baby Sunny in a bag on the floor. 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.