New call for witnesses in David Fuller mortuary abuse inquiry
The man leading the inquiry into a double killer's mortuary abuse has called for people who may have worked with him in the 1990s to come forward.
In a statement released on Thursday, Sir Jonathan said: "We would particularly like to speak to people whose job brought them into contact with the mortuary and body stores at the hospitals, to better understand about workplace conditions and practices at the hospitals during the mid to late 1990s." The inquiry issued an update in May about their investigation, following what Sir Jonathan described as "new information about allegations of inappropriate behaviour in the mortuary at the Kent and Sussex Hospital in the late 1990s."
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