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Nobody's Rep
20-09-17, 15:58
My 29 year-old niece died in the spring of this year and would have been 30 this week and so the family went to the grave to spend some time there and also left some personal items in memory.
Some low life scum have taken the items within a day or so of them being put there
They would have no value financially so why would they do it?

Rocco Siffredi
20-09-17, 16:10
This country is depressing , in a lifetime we have become full of horrible people. In the Scilly isles last year , it was delightful, honesty boxes and fresh produce on display and a joy to be there. To do that to your niece is disgusting but becoming the norm in the race to the bottom.

There will be one of the resident arsehole clowns on here probably taking the piss as well , such is today's life .

NYCBlue
20-09-17, 16:18
It was probably kids. Kids do a lot of thoughtless, pointless, stupid shit. I know it's horrible, but try not to let it bother you.

I.8.POLITICAL.CORRECTNESS
20-09-17, 16:26
My 29 year-old niece died in the spring of this year and would have been 30 this week and so the family went to the grave to spend some time there and also left some personal items in memory.
Some low life scum have taken the items within a day or so of them being put there
They would have no value financially so why would they do it?


****ing scumbags, some people really do need strung up and horse whipped
like others have pointed out to you
don't let it get to you brother

ive a feeling something nasty will become them

they do things like that because this country wont punish cunnts like that and will look to excuse it
excuse my rudeness
but that is really awful
I hope you and your family are alright

TH63
20-09-17, 16:26
Firstly, sorry for your loss.
Secondly, I really don’t know what goes through someone’s head to do such a thing. As you say, little value to the scum that did it, but huge sentimental value to your family.
That said, I know that some councils get a bit funny about what gets left on a grave, are you sure it wasn’t removed by the council? Could be that if you check with them the items could be returned?
Either way, not a nice thing to happen.

Nobody's Rep
20-09-17, 16:27
This country is depressing , in a lifetime we have become full of horrible people. In the Scilly isles last year , it was delightful, honesty boxes and fresh produce on display and a joy to be there. To do that to your niece is disgusting but becoming the norm in the race to the bottom.

There will be one of the resident arsehole clowns on here probably taking the piss as well , such is today's life .

I look at my two kids and their friends and they are all decent people - not perfect but trying to do the right thing so maybe my lens of the world then makes it a shock when things like this happen?

Nobody's Rep
20-09-17, 16:29
It was probably kids. Kids do a lot of thoughtless, pointless, stupid shit. I know it's horrible, but try not to let it bother you.

Just feel for my brother - not sure if you have kids but you don't expect to bury them and so that is one of the hardest things to do - I can't even begin to walk in his shoes and then to have this happen is just beyond my comprehension?

Nobody's Rep
20-09-17, 16:31
****ing scumbags, some people really do need strung up and horse whipped
like others have pointed out to you
don't let it get to you brother

ive a feeling something nasty will become them

they do things like that because this country wont punish cunnts like that and will look to excuse it
excuse my rudeness
but that is really awful
I hope you and your family are alright
Thanks

Nobody's Rep
20-09-17, 16:34
Firstly, sorry for your loss.
Secondly, I really don’t know what goes through someone’s head to do such a thing. As you say, little value to the scum that did it, but huge sentimental value to your family.
That said, I know that some councils get a bit funny about what gets left on a grave, are you sure it wasn’t removed by the council? Could be that if you check with them the items could be returned?
Either way, not a nice thing to happen.

Thanks

My brother checked with crem and they hadn't removed the items and it was the only grave affected

TH63
20-09-17, 16:49
Thanks

My brother checked with crem and they hadn't removed the items and it was the only grave affected

Well it was a bit of a long shot I suppose. It’s depressing to think that such people share the same oxygen as the rest of us.

Glos Blue
20-09-17, 17:09
Sorry to hear this. Unfortunately there are some people who will nick anything that is not screwed down, regardless if it's worth anything or not.
My local park has a concrete table tennis table with some battered old bats for the public to use. They were pinched and I'd bet the thief doesn't even have a table.

There are also some people who would just pinch them out of spite. Evil bastards!

jeepster
20-09-17, 17:19
My 29 year-old niece died in the spring of this year and would have been 30 this week and so the family went to the grave to spend some time there and also left some personal items in memory.
Some low life scum have taken the items within a day or so of them being put there
They would have no value financially so why would they do it?

On my parents grave there was an angel some lowlife smashed it to bits why?.I know how you feel it really hurts.

Dr Lecter
20-09-17, 17:43
I look at my two kids and their friends and they are all decent people - not perfect but trying to do the right thing so maybe my lens of the world then makes it a shock when things like this happen?

Unfortunately not all parents share your concerns when it comes to making sure they bring their kids up properly.

Your thread title says it all - scum.

Nick
20-09-17, 17:44
My 29 year-old niece died in the spring of this year and would have been 30 this week and so the family went to the grave to spend some time there and also left some personal items in memory.
Some low life scum have taken the items within a day or so of them being put there
They would have no value financially so why would they do it?

Summed up very neatly by the thread title

A Quiet Monkfish
20-09-17, 17:55
This country is depressing , in a lifetime we have become full of horrible people. In the Scilly isles last year , it was delightful, honesty boxes and fresh produce on display and a joy to be there. To do that to your niece is disgusting but becoming the norm in the race to the bottom.

There will be one of the resident arsehole clowns on here probably taking the piss as well , such is today's life .

Just spent a week in Jersey. Yes, a lot of wealth there, but the majority are just ordinary folk getting on with their lives. I was amazed how relaxed, chilled and completely pleasant everyone was. Honesty boxes everywhere, not a bit of litter in sight, courteous driving, plenty of drinking but no drunk behaviour, just people behaving as they should. Felt a world away from snarling, greedy, self-centred Britain..

Pearcey3
20-09-17, 19:33
My 29 year-old niece died in the spring of this year and would have been 30 this week and so the family went to the grave to spend some time there and also left some personal items in memory.
Some low life scum have taken the items within a day or so of them being put there
They would have no value financially so why would they do it?


Scum is the word. Have you reported this to the Police? I know it will be a hopeless task trying to catch the lowlifes but it might bring some publicity and they might just feel some shame. There are some complete scumbags around.

Pearcey3
20-09-17, 19:36
On my parents grave there was an angel some lowlife smashed it to bits why?.I know how you feel it really hurts.

I bet it did hurt. What a vile thing to do Jeeps. If anyone damaged the plaque where my mum’s ashes are I would want their blood.

Nobody's Rep
20-09-17, 19:40
Scum is the word. Have you reported this to the Police? I know it will be a hopeless task trying to catch the lowlifes but it might bring some publicity and they might just feel some shame. There are some complete scumbags around.

My brother won't involve the police because as you say it won't lead anywhere. But they may well tell the echo and see what happens?

Pearcey3
20-09-17, 19:47
My brother won't involve the police because as you say it won't lead anywhere. But they may well tell the echo and see what happens?

Good luck with that and sorry for your loss. Your family don’t this kind of nonsense to have to deal with.

jeepster
20-09-17, 19:52
My brother won't involve the police because as you say it won't lead anywhere. But they may well tell the echo and see what happens?

It is hard enough to deal with a loss without this,hope you all find a bit of comfort.

BlueWales
20-09-17, 21:34
Awful people do these things.

They have no shame or regard for others.

So sorry for people who have these things heaped on top of their grief.

Anyone caught desecrating graves should be fined and have their pictures printed
in their local papers. Evil ferkers.

James fox
20-09-17, 22:08
****ing scumbags, some people really do need strung up and horse whipped
like others have pointed out to you
don't let it get to you brother

ive a feeling something nasty will become them

they do things like that because this country wont punish cunnts like that and will look to excuse it
excuse my rudeness
but that is really awful
I hope you and your family are alright

^^^ This.
We Will always have some who will makes excuses.

James fox
20-09-17, 22:08
A

Anyone caught desecrating graves should be fined and have their pictures printed
in their local papers. Evil ferkers.

Never going to happen.
They will have rights.
Scum.

NYCBlue
21-09-17, 00:51
Just feel for my brother - not sure if you have kids but you don't expect to bury them and so that is one of the hardest things to do - I can't even begin to walk in his shoes and then to have this happen is just beyond my comprehension?

I do and I do. I just don't think it's good to dwell on this. Something truly catastrophic has happened to your family. Then something pretty shitty happened recently. The world is not a terrible place and the people in it are not all bad. That's all I'm saying. Stay strong.

Nobody's Rep
21-09-17, 02:00
I do and I do. I just don't think it's good to dwell on this. Something truly catastrophic has happened to your family. Then something pretty shitty happened recently. The world is not a terrible place and the people in it are not all bad. That's all I'm saying. Stay strong.

Cheers

jeepster
21-09-17, 10:33
Today on The Jeremy Vines show radio 2 there is a women telling her story about items getting taken off her sons grave.

Rocco Siffredi
21-09-17, 13:07
The Wales on Line running a story , I would imagine is this incident. Really sad , what a lovely lady . Worse than scum , I hope karma strikes the culprits .

Nobody's Rep
21-09-17, 15:51
The Wales on Line running a story , I would imagine is this incident. Really sad , what a lovely lady . Worse than scum , I hope karma strikes the culprits .

Yes that's my niece

Pearcey3
21-09-17, 20:11
The Wales on Line running a story , I would imagine is this incident. Really sad , what a lovely lady . Worse than scum , I hope karma strikes the culprits .

I have seen this too and a lovely photo of Nobody’s Rep’s niece taken just a day before she became ill. It shows how fragile life is. Horrible for all the family and then they have this to deal with on top. Let’s hope that somehow the scum that did this are caught or show a shred of decency and return the items.

blue matt
21-09-17, 20:48
I have seen this too and a lovely photo of Nobody’s Rep’s niece taken just a day before she became ill. It shows how fragile life is. Horrible for all the family and then they have this to deal with on top. Let’s hope that somehow the scum that did this are caught or show a shred of decency and return the items.

the sad thing is, as they had no real value, i bet they have been thrown in a hedge or something :frown: