05-05-2016, 03:25 PM
(05-05-2016, 02:30 PM)Bengalholic Wrote: I'm not a lawyer and don't know all the legal responsibilities concerning this situation, but to me that's not the most important part.
The incredible disrespect that was shown to this 'resting place' is mind-bobbling. Drinking, partying, having bonfires and concerts? WTF? I don't care if the caretaker permitted/encouraged it or not...EVERYONE involved in those actions should be ashamed of themselves.
Absolutely no respect and a complete disregard for the bodies in the ground and their families.
Rep. As I said in my first post in this thread, two of my great-aunts were incredibly upset about the accident happening on the grounds where over one dozen of their family members were already buried and on of them was to be interred a few years later. And I doubt they even knew about the parties.
I personally knew at least 7 interred there and went to 3 final services there (at the time of the accident I knew 4 and only attended 1 service - my great-aunt and grandparents passed away later). I am not angry or saddened by all this but I do feel people should respect those who are or would be emotionally wounded by this. Thus the mentionings already in this thread that morally I feel suing the cemetery is just wrong.
