article_snippet: Another 12 horses from Peter Boddy slaughterhouse in Todmorden in Yorkshire were sold without any records ever being kept.
article_snippet: The 65-year-old claimed that rather than sell rather on without knowledge of where rather were going, many were purchased by caterers in the market for horsemeat.
article_snippet: Peter Boddy (left) and David Moss (right) worked together at an abattoir in Yorkshire where records of more than 50 carcasses were lost .
article_snippet: Boddy and his slaughterhouse manager David Moss were Boddy and his slaughterhouse manager David Moss sentenced at Southwark Crown Court today, the first of anyone involved in the furore, with David Moss (right)
article_snippet: Southwark Crown Court heard how Boddy did not produce adequate paperwork for 55 horse carcasses Boddy had sold and accepted 17 animals into Boddy without the appropriate documents.
article_snippet: When questioned, Boddy told officials that 37 had been sold to two Italian restaurants in Manchester and Leeds.
article_snippet: At the time David Moss (right) admitted much of their business was done 'cash in hand' and without a detailed paper trail.
article_snippet: Days later Boddy forged an invoice requested as a result of the meeting.
article_snippet: Southwark Crown Court heard how the 65-year-old claimed almost 40 of the carcasses were sold to Italian restaurants but this was never verified .
article_snippet: However, Peter Boddy could not back up claims Peter Boddy had sent 40 horse carcasses to Italian restaurants.
article_snippet: Moss told investigators much of Peter Boddy’s slaughterhouse in Todmorden in West Yorkshire was done 'cash in hand'
highlights_snippet: Peter Boddy sold 55 horse carcasses without keeping record of the sales .
  
highlights_snippet: Abattoir boss from Yorkshire claimed 37 were sold to Italian restaurants .
  