Next week on @CBSMornings, the story we drove up on in Barataria, LA.
Hard hit by hurricane Ida, flood water sent caskets floating away. A neighbor’s kindness brought comfort to 1 woman’s family. What happened, & what the state is doing to make it right, on Tuesday morning.
Hard hit by hurricane Ida, flood water sent caskets floating away. A neighbor’s kindness brought comfort to 1 woman’s family. What happened, & what the state is doing to make it right, on Tuesday morning.
To see one like this is sobering.
It’s quieting.
It’s thought provoking.
Louisiana may be only state in the country to have a Cemetery Response Task Force. It’s their obligation to identify who’s in the casket and to ensure that there is a proper reburial.
It’s quieting.
It’s thought provoking.
Louisiana may be only state in the country to have a Cemetery Response Task Force. It’s their obligation to identify who’s in the casket and to ensure that there is a proper reburial.
This is Ryan Seidemann, chairman of the task force. He’s taken aerial helicopter flights above hurricane ravaged areas in Louisiana. He found multiple cemetery’s disturbed by flood water & caskets that floated away. Some far. Some within eye sight of the original resting place.
Our report airs Tuesday morning at 7am on @CBSMornings
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