What's supposed to be a final resting place was disturbed, and the cemetery thinks hate is to blame.
What's supposed to be a final resting place was disturbed, and the cemetery thinks hate is to blame. A groundskeeper discovered the damage Monday morning. Now, the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati needs your help finding out who did it.The Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati oversees the Tifereth Israel Cemetery and Beth Hamedrash Hagadol Cemetery in Covedale.Your initial reaction is just sick to your stomach.
"You never know for sure, but since Oct. 7, you have to look at everything like that. This is an awful lot of work for somebody just wanting to do something mischievous," Susskind said. The Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati said it hasn't been able to identify or contact all the families affected by the vandalism. Many, if not all, were pushed forward. Police have asked the cemetery not to move any gravestones until the investigation is complete.
Susskind said her team plans to go into their database to match the plots with the families. Some of the graves date back to the 1800s and don't have living relatives.
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