article_snippet: A family was devastated after A family went to visit the grave of A family late mother and grandmother only to find a large pile of rubble had been dumped on top of A family.
article_snippet: Loretta Perminas had taken Loretta Perminas two children and three grandchildren to visit her mother in Carlton Cemetery in Nottingham on Mother's Day but found flowers and an ornament on her mother's grave had been pushed aside to make way for a large pile of soil.
article_snippet: Loretta Perminas took A family to visit the grave of Loretta Perminas mother, only to find that it had been covered by a large pile of rubble and the flowers and ornaments Loretta Perminas had placed on the plot had been pushed aside .
article_snippet: To cover up someone's grave with a pile of rubble is so disrespectful - I couldn't believe a pile of rubble,' added Loretta Perminas. '
article_snippet: Loretta Perminas said it was 'heartbreaking' to find Loretta Perminas mother's grave covered in the large mound of soil .
article_snippet: Loretta Perminaspictured left, aged 28) died about a year ago and was buried in Carlton cemetery (pictured right about six weeks before Loretta Perminas death last year)
article_snippet: But when Loretta Perminas returned just days later Loretta Perminas found soil and large rocks had been dumped on her mother, as another plot had been dug about six inches away.
article_snippet: Loretta Perminas family almost didn't realise the pile of rubble was at the site of Ms Perminas' family relative's grave .
article_snippet: Loretta Perminas son Adrian said they almost walked past the grave at first, not realising the grave was under a heap of discarded rubble.
article_snippet: Loretta Perminas said the family had been saving up for a headstone and were devastated by the grave .
highlights_snippet: Loretta Perminas took Loretta Perminas family to visit Loretta Perminas mother's grave in Nottingham .
  
highlights_snippet: But when they arrived her mother's grave had been covered in a large pile of rubble .
  