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A British widow was left furious after discovering her husband's heart was secretly removed by doctors when he died on holiday in Cyprus.
Her 76-year-old husband Michael Graley passed away after suffering cramp in his leg while they were abroad with their family.
The retired cemetery superintendent died just ten minutes after arriving at a hospital in Paralimni, a town within the Famagusta district of Cyprus on the island's east coast.
Yvonne, from Oldham, Greater Manchester, told the Sun: 'The doctor came out of the room and said: "He’s dead".'
A pathologist conducted a post-mortem, she was told, but when Michael's body was flown to the UK, officials noted that no cause of death was written on the certificate.
It meant another post-mortem was required by the coroner’s office in Rochdale.
Yvonne said: 'They said someone had removed Michael’s heart and so they cannot determine a cause of death.'
'I was so shocked,' she added.
'It was horrible.'
According to Cypriot police, Michael's heart was sent to a research facility.
His daughter, Hayley, 47, expressed outrage over the situation.
'We’re so angry and need answer,' she said.
Rochdale's Coroners Office said its investigation was ongoing.
A British tourist died after being found unconscious in a hotel swimming pool in Cyprus in May.
The 60-year-old tourist was found by other swimmers at the hotel in the city of Paphos.
They tried to provide medical aid before calling an ambulance, local media reported.
He was transferred to Paphos General Hospital, where doctors confirmed his death.
A British dad was left 'lucky to be alive' after falling from a balcony while on a lads' holiday to Ayia Napa in June.
Sam Hudson, 24, had been partying with his brother and a pal at the resort town when he tumbled from the second floor of his hotel while drunk.
The decorator, from Lincoln, faced a lengthy stay at a hospital in Cyprus after breaking his hip, part of his lower back and his leg.
But the 'bubbly' young man had not taken out travel insurance, leaving his family with a medical bill potentially in the tens of thousands.