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'Cremated son' later found alive'

A 58-year-old mother believed she had cremated her missing son - only for him to turn up alive and well a day later.

Gina Partington, from Urmston in Greater Manchester, had mistakenly identified a dead man as her son and went to his cremation on Tuesday.

Police called the next day to say they had found her 39-year-old son, Thomas Dennison, in Nottingham.

The case has been voluntarily referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC). Detectives now believe they know the name of the man who died on 12 October near Upper Brook Street in Rusholme, Manchester.

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/uk_n...ter/7075094.stm

Published: 2007/11/02 13:25:51 GMT

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Say what??!!

Don't just open your mouth and prove yourself a fool....put it in writing.

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depending on the condition of the body, making an ID can sometimes be difficult. Decomposition can drastically change the appearance of a person. There was no mention of any other methods of IDing, which I find bizarre :blink:

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lol I'm sorry I didn't mean to offend you...it just made me think of my own mother in law who would identify a dead body incorrectly cos she was drunk. that's why I had lol after it. geez.

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Here in colombia something like that happened but it was a daughter that was going to medical school and her mom died.

She had autopsy practice and her mom had died a couple weeks ago and been cremated, she was still in shock but in a really professional attitude for the class, she says the other students were revealed the face of the dead body she found out it was her mom, she almost died .I can't even imagine what and how she could feel at that moment .

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