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Debra Farinella - Politics, Business, Civil, History - Posted: 2nd Jul, 2013 - 4:41pm
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Arrested after stealing decorations from children’s graves to decorate her home
Debra Farinella
This woman doesn't have a heart? Who can possibly steal things from a child's grave? It is just so plain wrong and unbelievable! I'm glad she was caught!
QUOTE A woman was arrested after stealing flowers, plants and statues, from graves.
Debra Farinella, 57, of St. Cloud, Florida has been jailed after she allegedly stole over 130 items from gravesites, and used it to beautify her home and her garden, according to St. Cloud police.
Farinella stole the items from the Mt. Peace Cemetery in St. Cloud. The items stolen included statues, lights, ceramic pedestals, sculptures, flowers and more. Even more surprising, Farinella allegedly stole items from the cemeteries of children and used the objects to decorate the interior of her home.
"What a disgrace, shame on her! How can a person steal items from gravesites? Our family placed an angel statue next to our sister's grave, I would be horrified if someone steals it, especially if they use it to decorate their home," Cynthia Sanchez, 47, of Orlando, Florida told YourJewishNews.com after learning that police are looking for people whose items were stolen from their loved one's gravesite. Source 4
Debra Farinella, 57, of St. Cloud, Florida has been jailed after she allegedly stole over 130 items from gravesites, and used it to beautify her home and her garden, according to St. Cloud police.
Farinella stole the items from the Mt. Peace Cemetery in St. Cloud. The items stolen included statues, lights, ceramic pedestals, sculptures, flowers and more. Even more surprising, Farinella allegedly stole items from the cemeteries of children and used the objects to decorate the interior of her home.
"What a disgrace, shame on her! How can a person steal items from gravesites? Our family placed an angel statue next to our sister's grave, I would be horrified if someone steals it, especially if they use it to decorate their home," Cynthia Sanchez, 47, of Orlando, Florida told YourJewishNews.com after learning that police are looking for people whose items were stolen from their loved one's gravesite. Source 4
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