A woman in Cape Town, South Africa, is in despair after her
husband's grave seemingly vanished just weeks after the funeral Officials at the private cemetery are rude and
unhelpful The woman says she cannot locate her mother's grave too due to vandalism and encroachment.
A woman in Cape Town, South Africa, is in anguish and despair after her husband's grave seemingly vanished from
a private cemetery.
57-year-old Brenda Reynolds first failed to locate her husband's grave a week ago and frantically called the manager of the Gloria Memorial Private Cemetery,
Beverley Naidoo. However, Beverley soon stopped taking
her calls.
Brenda, who spoke to a news outlet in Cape Town, says her
husband's grave was clearly marked with a tombstone and
a cross. She suspects that she is a victim of vandalism and theft of the tombstone.
Brenda also says her mother's grave was similarly
vandalized and left unattended, resulting in defacement
and accumulation of rubble around it. She adds that
the cemetery dug other graves too close to her mother's, which constituted encroachment.
When she went to the cemetery in the company of a news
reporter, the manager, Beverley, was rude and unhelpful,
and arrogantly told her to exhume her husband's and
mother's bodies if she was unhappy with the cemetery's service.
She also threatened to call the police to evict Brenda and
the reporter from the cemetery.


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