article_snippet: Peter Boddy (left) and David Moss (right) have become the first people sentenced over the 2013 horsemeat scandal.
article_snippet: Boddy and his slaughterhouse manager David Moss were involved in the 2013 horsemeat scandal.
article_snippet: There would be no cause to cover up the provenance or destination of horsemeat unless there was something underlying wrong with horsemeat,' Peter Boddy said. '
article_snippet: It can’t be said where they were slaughtered, when they were slaughtered, whether It was on site - but horsemeat passed through Peter Boddy’s slaughterhouse without being properly documented.'
article_snippet: while critics could point to Peter Boddy’s slaughterhouse for the supply of horsemeat involved in the scandal, doing so was purely 'speculation'.
article_snippet: There was no proof to suggest either Peter Boddy or Moss tried to pass off horsemeat as anything else which was the basis for public outcry in 2013.
article_snippet: Some of the products were found to contain up to 100% horsemeat.
highlights_snippet: There is no proof to suggest Peter Boddy tried to pass off horsemeat as beef .
  