A light finds its way through the
darkness of the Calvary Hill Cemetery,
bouncing off of headstones, searching for
intruders. For now, though, the intruders
are gone. What they left behind is
hard to describe.
Harder to understand.
People turn over to don't like to get to.
Don't make no sense.
There is no pattern to the destructive
path taken by those who did this damage.
Entire monuments are destroyed.
Others have been partially destroyed and
some pushed over.
More than 200 have been damaged in some
way and the damage estimate could reach
100000 people.
Sick sentiments expressed by people
to follow felt by anyone who has
a loved one buried here.
This Christmas tree marks the grave of
Paul to follow sister.
Every year, his family decorates the tree
and puts tiny gifts under it.
In past years, the gifts have been
stolen, the grave vandalized.
If I was to kill
somebody, I need a good lawyer.
I need a good lawyer.
I really would.
I would need a very good life.
I was accustomed to doing that out here.
It hurts inside because there's people
out here that love these people that were
buried and now all that's destroyed
and that's money gone to waste there.
To those who did this, these are nothing
but fallen statues, broken pieces of
marble to family members who have
loved ones.
This is sickness, desecration, outright
hatred to police.
These are vandals who must be stopped
before they create this type of
destruction again.
Marty Griffin, Channel 5 News tonight.