'It's an old-fashioned word,comprar camiseta real madrid 2014 baloncesto, I know,tienda camisetas metro bilbao madrid, but your behaviour was wicked.'
Last month MailOnline reported that Hackney is still refusing to reveal where her son's ashes are scattered.
Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court heard that - despite more than three decades having passed since their 'acrimonious' divorce in 1983 - Hackney and Mr Barber's relationship was dogged by 'dispute and conflict'.
Within hours of their 32-year-old son's death from chronic liver disease in 2010, they clashed during a telephone conversation which led to Hackney carrying out one final act of revenge.

Father Paul Barber (pictured today outside court) did not know his only son's funeral was taking place

Cathleen Hackney,camiseta del real madrid manga larga mercadolibre, 56,comprar camisetas de futbol ecuador, (pictured arriving at Stoke Crown Court today) where she was jailed for four months
The court heard that Hackney was motivated by 'spite' when she switched funeral directors and arranged a secret funeral to ensure Mr Barber couldn't be at the service.  
The next day at The Co-operative Funeral Care in Meir,personalizacion de camisetas en barcelona, Stoke-on-Trent, she filled in a form stating that no near relative was opposed to the cremation.
When Mr Barber heard about her plans,brasil camisa preta 2014, he took legal advice so he could be involved. He even took steps to stop Paul's body being removed from the hospital mortuary.
But Hackney sacked the first undertaker and met with a second funeral director and signed another form stating they were no reasons why they could not go ahead with the cremation five days later.
Despite the efforts of Mr Barber's lawyers, the body was wrongly released for a funeral which took place on December 20, 2010 at Stafford Crematorium. 
A jury was told in her 'unholy rush' to have her son cremated the service was 'slotted in' early one cold December morning with no one present - not even Hackney.
Now, four years after his son's tragic death, Mr Barber is still uncertain where the ashes of his only son have been scattered.

Paul Barber, pictured with his wife Gill,onde comprar camisa do chelsea, says he still does not know where his son's ashes were scattered
Hackney told the jury: 'All I wanted was to lay Paul to rest. The problem was Mr Barber wanted to take part in the funeral with me, but I did not want to be in the same room after he had insulted me.'
Asked by prosecuting barrister Deborah Gould why she signed the form she replied that she did not think Mr Barber 'would have a problem with the cremation'.
Mrs Gould asked her: 'Did you think your son would want to be cremated in the absence of any member of his family, what they used to call a pauper's burial?'
Hackney replied: 'Actually,la nueva camiseta del barcelona sporting club, Paul would have found that quite amusing.'
She described her ex-husband's request to be present at his son's funeral as 'unreasonable'.

Paul Moreland, pictured during his youth, died aged 32 from chronic liver disease in 2010 after contracting a rare condition called autoimmune hepatitis
Pipe fitter Mr Barber, 56, only found out the cremation had taken place in a phone message left for him by his solicitor three hours after the service.
Mr Barber, of Cellarhead,cuanto cuesta la camiseta del real madrid en espa?a, Staffordshire, contacted police shortly afterwards, but Hackney was not interviewed until last December - four years after the crime.
Prosecutor Mrs Gould said: 'It is a uniquely sad state of affairs that in this day and age we have to rely on an act from 1902 to regulate people's behaviour, but sometimes it has to be done.'
Last month Hackney was found guilty of signing a false certificate with a view to procuring the burning of human remains and of making a false representation with a view to procuring the burning of human remains. 
She was cleared of a third charge.
As she left court with her second husband, Paul Hackney,camiseta liga espa?ola 2013, the guilty woman was confronted by Mr Barber who told her: 'You should be ashamed.'
She was today jailed for four months. 
Speaking outside court Mr Barber said he had a good relationship with his son, who was in his mid-20s when he was diagnosed with autoimmune hepatitis.
The disease causes the body's immune system to attack the cells in the liver and can lead to cirrhosis.
'Paul was my only son, he never got the chance of a transplant and sadly he died far too young. 
'All I wanted was to be at the funeral and choose a hymn,' Mr Barber said.
'We were only married for three years and divorced more than 30 years ago, but she has carried this grudge on and on.
'She claims that the ashes were scattered on her family's burial plot,dise?o de camisetas de holanda, but I didn't even know there was one.
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