We don’t know what poor person is in that casket,” Amanda Donaghey said of the body she believed to be her son’s

Before one of its planes crashed just after takeoff last month, killing at least 260 people, Air India had been a symbol of the country’s global rise.

In one case, a coroner in London discovered that the DNA of several bodies had been co-mingled in one of the caskets, Healy-Pratt told UK news agency PA Media.

Doubts still remain as to whether bodies buried in India without being DNA tested a second time were correctly identified before being laid to rest. James Healey Pratt, an aviation lawyer at Keystone Law who is representing 20 bereaved families said that he was in contact with the Foreign Office and UK authorities.