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But I would like to know why someone would put money in a casket to begin with.
Robbers steal money from casket
Associated Press
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. - Someone broke into Nancy Mitchell's casket during the weekend and took money her relatives placed in the casket in a symbolic gesture to prepare her for the afterlife, police said.
Sometime between Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning, someone popped off the granite front of Mitchell's crypt, pulled out her casket and took about $1,000 from the dead woman's fingers, police said.
Cemetery workers found Mitchell's casket on the ground about 15 feet from her crypt vault at 9 a.m. Sunday, police said.
Police have no suspects, Detective Lt. George Tetanich said. But whoever broke into the crypt appeared to know what they were looking for, he said. None of the other crypts were bothered.
"It was probably someone who had knowledge of the items that were placed in the casket," Tetanich said. "Whether or not they were at the funeral, we don't know."
Mitchell, 55, of Houston died Oct. 22 from stomach cancer, according to the Harris County, Texas, Medical Examiner's Office. She had relatives here.
"We are as offended by this as anyone else," said Jake Williams, a regional director for Louisiana-based Stewart Enterprises, which owns Carolina Memorial Gardens and its adjoining funeral home.
Information from: The Post And Courier
But I would like to know why someone would put money in a casket to begin with.
Robbers steal money from casket
Associated Press
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. - Someone broke into Nancy Mitchell's casket during the weekend and took money her relatives placed in the casket in a symbolic gesture to prepare her for the afterlife, police said.
Sometime between Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning, someone popped off the granite front of Mitchell's crypt, pulled out her casket and took about $1,000 from the dead woman's fingers, police said.
Cemetery workers found Mitchell's casket on the ground about 15 feet from her crypt vault at 9 a.m. Sunday, police said.
Police have no suspects, Detective Lt. George Tetanich said. But whoever broke into the crypt appeared to know what they were looking for, he said. None of the other crypts were bothered.
"It was probably someone who had knowledge of the items that were placed in the casket," Tetanich said. "Whether or not they were at the funeral, we don't know."
Mitchell, 55, of Houston died Oct. 22 from stomach cancer, according to the Harris County, Texas, Medical Examiner's Office. She had relatives here.
"We are as offended by this as anyone else," said Jake Williams, a regional director for Louisiana-based Stewart Enterprises, which owns Carolina Memorial Gardens and its adjoining funeral home.
Information from: The Post And Courier
