Cemetery Vandalism - Emotionally Damaging to a Family and Friends

  The highest insult and hurt you can cause people who lost a loved one is to desecrate a grave. It's bad enough that families and friends have lost a loved one. Vandalism to a grave is emotionally damaging to family and friends. I bring this up, because there was an incident in the news that was apparently politically motivated.
  By the way, whenever people commit vandalism in cemeteries the dead are watching, and karma will catch up to them.
  Often, young adults have been found to "hang out" in cemeteries and even party, destroying grounds, gravestones and destroying historic markers. 
   This week, the desecration of a gravesite was done on purpose by someone

who opposes a political candidate. Regardless of your political leanings, a person's family graves are off-limits. These are respectful places for the remains of those who passed and places where the living can go to grieve, talk to the spirits and find peace. 

ARTICLE: Gravestone Of Hillary Clinton's Father Toppled In Possible Act Of Vandalism 

Police are looking into whether vandals knocked over the headstone on the grave of Hillary Clinton's father, the Scranton Times-Tribune reported Wednesday.  Scranton Police Chief Carl Graziano told the newspaper that the the department received a report that Hugh Rodham's headstone had been toppled Tuesday morning in Washburn Street Cemetery. He suggested that vandals may have tipped it over. 

No other headstones in the cemetery were reported to have been knocked over, police told local TV station WNEP. The stone was put back in place Tuesday afternoon, according to the Scranton Times-Tribune.

Article source: http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/hillary-clinton-father-gravestone-toppled 

You can find an article about cemetery vandalism here: http://www.cemeterydepot.com/Cemetery-Vandalism-information.php