Women accused of trying to smuggle corpse onto plane

Two women arrested on suspicion of allegedly trying to smuggle a dead relative on to a flight to Germany insisted tonight they were innocent.

Tue, 06 Apr, 2010 - 20:39

Two women arrested on suspicion of allegedly trying to smuggle a dead relative on to a flight to Germany insisted tonight they were innocent.

Gitta Jarant and her daughter Anke Anusic were arrested at Liverpool John Lennon Airport on Saturday when it transpired Kurt Willi Jarant, 91, was dead.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Germany Place: Liverpool John Lennon Airport Place: Berlin Place: Oldham, Greater Manchester Person: Gitta Jarant Person: Anke Anusic Person: Kurt Willi Jarant Person: Jarant Person: Willi Person: Anusic Organisation: Greater Manchester Police

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