Posted on 10/21/2020 8:12:21 AM PDT by deport
Over the last few months, the Louisiana coast has endured catastrophic damage from back-to-back hurricanes, first Laura and then more recently Delta. A path of widespread devastation was left in communities across the state, including Cameron Parish, which sustained a direct hit from both hurricanes. Remarkably, nobody was killed in Cameron Parish, but dozens of deceased family members are now missing.
The powerful storm surge associated with Laura and Delta was strong enough to cause the water to move massive granite and marble slabs in cemeteries in the hard-hit state. Vaults that held caskets in place ended up popping up "like corks," according to AccuWeather National Reporter Jonathan Petramala, who recently visited Cameron Parish and reported on the grim problem.
When Hurricane Rita struck the Gulf Coast in 2005, there were more than 300 bodies that were missing from cemeteries in Cameron Parish.
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N’orlens...land of the dead.
Except this wasn’t N.O. This was in SW LA
where Laura and Delta came ashore
New Orleans doesn’t bury underground.
They are interred above ground.
Luckily, they’re already dead.
There is a reason the So. LA dead have been buried in above ground crypts for centuries.
Are they all dead?
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Not sure they have found them all yet.
Supposedly they were dead when buried.
Did they all cast their democrat vote before going missing?
300 bodies lying around and nobody’s noticed them??
Laura was 2 months ago, Delta 3 weeks.
Opps. Not 300, dozens.
Stop using airtight caskets and this wouldn’t happen.
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