Corpse was still alive at airfield mother says

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BERLIN (Reuters) - A German lady arrested on guess of perplexing to filch a stays onto a craft says her father was still alive when they reached Liverpool airport.

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Gitta Jarant told Bild journal on Friday she hopes to get the stays of her father Willi from Britain as shortly as probable to have him cremated -- and afterwards lapse to Berlin.

Jarant and her daughter were arrested at Liverpool"s John Lennon airfield on Saturday suspected of unwell to give notice of Willi"s death. She told the paper the 91-year-old former commander had died at the airfield usually prior to the flight.

"I"m not a smuggler," Jarant, 66, told Bild. "My Willi usually died at the airport. He unexpected looked so lifeless, similar to a polish figure. His fingernails incited blue all of a sudden. At home he was still comfortable -- I swear!"

The late commander was pushed in a wheelchair by the airfield wearing sunglasses prior to check-in staff became questionable and he was prevented from boarding the plane.

"I wish to have Willi cremated and afterwards fly home to Berlin with his ashes," Jarant said. They live in Berlin but outlayed multiform months each year in England with her daughter, she said.

(Reporting by Erik Kirschbaum; modifying by Paul Casciato)

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