29 Jun, 2016 @ 11:18
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Spain ‘refusing’ to repatriate body of murdered Brit Andrew Bush

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Andrew Bush with Slovakian model, Mayka Kukucova
Andrew Bush with Slovakian model, Mayka Kukucova
Andrew Bush with Slovakian model, Mayka Kukucova

SPANISH authorities are allegedly refusing to repatriate the dead body of murdered Brit Andrew Bush.

His body is currently in a tomb near to his Estepona home, where he was fatally shot three times by his ex girlfriend Mayka Kukucova in April 2014.

While she has begun her 15 year sentence after being found guilty, Bushโ€™s ex wife, Sam Mason, a former BBC television presenter, says their daughter Ellie Mason-Bush just wants to give her father a โ€˜respectable funeralโ€™.

โ€œFirst of all we were told that we could repatriate him but then the Spanish authorities changed their mind at the 11th hour and insisted on burying him, they slid him into a wall,โ€ she said.

โ€œHe is stuck in a wall in Spain and my daughter wants to bring him home. He was a wonderful man. My daughter is mourning him but he is still stuck in Spain.โ€

Kukucova shot Bush, 48, with a .38 revolver at his beachside Estepona home.

She fled the scene in his Hummer car and travelled to Slovakia, where she was later arrested and charged with murder.

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