
Thieves Steal Memorial Plaques, Devastating Families
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Thieves Strike Quorn Cemetery, Stealing Memorial Plaques and Leaving Families Devastated
In a heartbreaking incident, thieves have stolen brass plaques from nearly every memorial in the ashes garden at Quorn Cemetery in South Australia, leaving dozens of families devastated. The cemetery, located north of Port Augusta in a small town of about fourteen hundred people, also saw headstones damaged in the break-in discovered last Friday morning. Locals have expressed their disgust and sorrow over the act, with one woman finding the damage while checking on her parents and husbands graves. The Flinders Ranges mayor also shared his shock, stating that it made his blood run cold. Council workers have spent days phoning around eighty affected families to break the bad news. Police are now investigating, and while insurance wont cover replacements, the council plans to help families get new plaques and restore some peace.
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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Thieves Steal Memorial Plaques, Devastating Families. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 7th, here's the latest out of Adelaide. Theaves have stolen brass plaques from nearly every memorial in the Ashes Garden at Corn Cemetery in South Australia, leaving dozens of families, devastated. The cemetery sits north of Port Augusta, in a small town of about 1400 people. Headstones were also damaged in the break-in, discovered last Friday morning. Locals are calling the act disgusting and heartbreaking. One woman found the damage while checking on her parents and husband's graves, and the Flinders' Ranges Mayor said it made his blood run cold. Council workers have spent days phoning around 80 affected families to break the bad news. It's been tough for everyone involved, though some graves were left untouched. Police are now investigating, and while insurance won't cover replacements, the council plans to help families get new plaques and restore some peace. DNN is sponsored by our partner. A pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Built for listening in bed, S-O-L-I-SOLI-PILLOW.com
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