Yonkers cemetery caretaker stumbles on bizarre religious ritual

A caretaker of a Yonkers cemetery stumbled on a bizarre religious ritual near some toppled headstones. The caretaker, Stanley Feciaszko, was walking with his girlfriend at St. John's Cemetery Tuesday

News 12 Staff

Mar 14, 2007, 11:25 PM

Updated 6,260 days ago

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Yonkers cemetery caretaker stumbles on bizarre religious ritual
A caretaker of a Yonkers cemetery stumbled on a bizarre religious ritual near some toppled headstones.
The caretaker, Stanley Feciaszko, was walking with his girlfriend at St. John's Cemetery Tuesday around 6:30 p.m. Feciaszko saw toppled headstones, and then came upon a strange scene. Feciaszko says he found candles, an animal heart, hollowed-out fruit, statues and a photograph of an unknown man. When Feciaszko ran to get his cell phone, his girlfriend was confronted by what she thinks were two men and a woman, who then ran off.
Police say they gathered evidence of a ritual. They found a fake chicken, a pair of underwear and a red scarf, buried in the ground. Police say they are trying to figure out the significance of ritual.


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