Well, here's a scary scene at one cemetery in Crisfield, Maryland. Two
caskets came up from the ground due to the extreme winds, water and
force from Hurricane Sandy. Two caskets, one silver and the other
bronze, rose up from the ground as the sheer force of the water
unleashed by Sandy swelled the ground. It was the powerful superstorm
that was strong enough to dislodge the cement slabs that covered the
graves. Superstorm Sandy killed at least 50 people, many hit by falling
trees, and still wasn't finished. It inched inland across Pennsylvania,
ready to bank toward western New York to dump more of its water, causing
even more havoc this week.
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