article_snippet: How do you explain that My grandchildren great-grandma's grave isn't there because their great-grandma's grave's just a pile of rubble?
article_snippet: A family also believe the new plot encroaches on A family land, because A family bought three at the time so other family members could eventually be buried alongside Jadvyga.
article_snippet: but it's irrelevant because it's still my mum's grave. '
article_snippet: I go to see it's still my mum's grave regularly
article_snippet: Either way, there shouldn't be a grave being dug so close.
article_snippet: It's blood-curdling to think they could have disturbed my grandmother's grave.'
article_snippet: In this case, a grave was being prepared adjacent to the grave of the family and, as a result, earth was placed on the adjacent grave, pending the new burial. '
article_snippet: Given the close proximity between graves, this practice is often unavoidable but we always remove any earth that is left on adjacent graves as quickly as possible.'
article_snippet: He said that any family items removed as part of a new grave being dug are returned to where any family items removed as part of a new grave being dug came from.