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(9 Dec 2001) 1. Pan of funeral car leaving the morgue 2. Travelling shot of funeral car 3. Funeral car arriving with coffin being removed 4. Close up of Sir Peter Blake's face through glass topped coffin 5. Santa Rita funeral parlour 6. Sir Peter Blake's coffin being carried from one room to another 7. Policeman guarding coffin 8. Ambassador Denise Almao arriving at funeral home 9. Various of coffin being put inside a box to be transported 10. Ambassador Denise Almao watching the box leave the funeral home 11. Blake's remains being taken in a car to airport 12. Various of remains being loaded in plane 13. Ambassador Denise Almao hugging Sir Peter's fellow crew members and saying good-bye. 14. Close up of ambassador Denise Almao crying 16. Air force plane taking off en route to London 17. Close up of ambassador Denise Almao crying 18. Federal police car taking last two bandits apprehended into custody 20. Boat used by bandits 21. Wide of motor engine stolen by bandits 22. Watch stolen from Sir Peter by bandits STORYLINE: The body of the slain yachtsman Sir Peter Blake was flown back to New Zealand after being released to his country's ambassador Denise Almao in Macapa on Sunday. His body was taken to a funeral home early on Sunday and later driven to a military air force base in Macapa. The plane will land Sir Peter in London from where his body will be taken to Southern England. New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark said that Blake would be buried where his family had set up home, not far from the southern English port city of Southampton. After searching the Amazon jungle, Federal Police in Macapa arrested the last two suspects involved in the killing of Blake after four men had allegedly already confessed to attacking his moored yacht. Blake led New Zealand to America's Cup victories in 1995 and 2000 and was feted as a national hero. He was shot dead by masked pirates on Wednesday as they boarded his yacht "Seamaster" at its anchorage in the mouth of the Amazon River near Macapa, in Amapa state, two and a half thousand kilometres (18-hundred miles) northwest of Rio de Janeiro. The 53-year-old yachtsman was on a worldwide expedition to monitor global warming and pollution when he died. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...