By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 13:14 EST, 30 October 2013 | UPDATED: 05:37 EST, 31 October 2013 Two grave-robbing sisters were today branded 'scumbags' as they appeared in court to be punished for stealing funeral wreaths. Marion Hill, 42, and Lyndsay Millett, 37, were involved in a 'commercial enterprise' snatching wreaths to sell on from at least one cemetery, Liverpool Magistrates’ Court heard. They were caught on camera taking two wreaths just hours after they had been left by the grieving family of Bridget Jennat, 82, when she was buried the city's Allerton Cemetery. Callous: Marion Hill, left, and Lyndsay Millett, right, leave Liverpool Magistrates' Court after an earlier hearing. The sisters were today sentenced for taking wreaths left for at a grandmother's funeral by grieving relatives
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Marion Hill and Lyndsay Millett caught on CCTV stealing the wreaths
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Claimed that they had intended to put them on their mother's nearby grave
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Police found Hill's house packed with 'wreath-making paraphenalia'
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Believed they were selling wreaths on to other bereaved families
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