Police investigating 'missing ashes' and financial misconduct at funeral directors
A Milne Independent Funeral Directors has been accused of not returning ashes.
news.stv.tvHere are the latest publicly reported updates about funeral directors in Glasgow.
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A Milne Independent Funeral Directors (Glasgow and Dumbarton) has been the subject of ongoing police investigations into missing cremated remains and alleged financial misconduct linked to pre-paid funeral arrangements. Authorities have conducted searches and described the inquiry as complex, with multiple family concerns involved. This line of reporting dates from mid-2024 through 2025, reflecting an extended probe and related actions by regulatory bodies.[1][2][3]
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In late 2025, media outlets continued to cover the investigation, noting continued inquiries and the potential for further charges or disciplinary actions as Police Scotland and partner agencies pursue leads on mishandling remains and related offenses. Families affected have been advised to seek support services as investigations proceed.[4]
If you’d like, I can narrow this to the most recent developments, or pull statements from Police Scotland or the National Association of Funeral Directors for official positions. Would you prefer a summary focused on outcomes (charges/discipline) or on how to contact support services for affected families?
[Citations: STV News coverage of missing ashes and misconduct investigations, Yahoo News on eight-month complex investigation, Independent coverage of the Glasgow probe and official comments, STV News update on 2025 charges and support sessions.][2][3][1][4]