Mount Moriah Cemetery

But thankfully, we had documented everything before it was lost forever.

On November 7th, 2025, at 1129 AM, officers from the Yeadon Police Department were dispatched to the Mount Moriah Cemetery in Pennsylvania.

As soon as they arrived, the scene immediately drew concern.

The Hunter Family Mausoleum, previously sealed with cinder block and cement, had been forcibly opened.

The victims were Mary Cappellina Paga, an 83-year-old woman who died in 1981, and Leo Terrence, a 53-year-old man who also died that same year.

Two cigarette butts and two energy drink cans were collected and sent for DNA analysis.

Police were called on at least three more occasions in December, where they discovered that 49 sets of remains were taken from nine different families' resting places in Mount Moriah Cemetery.

The cemetery is split by the border of Yeadon and Philadelphia, and police eventually became aware of 10 additional family plots being burglarized in the Philadelphia section in the same manner as the robberies in the Yeadon section in the cemetery in Luzerne County.