Britain: Mass grave of over 300 bodies in Oldham, most belonging to infants and children
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A surprising discovery was made at Royton Cemetery, located in Oldham, Greater Manchester: a collective grave was found containing more than 300 bodies. Most of the victims were stillborn babies and young children, which brought to light ancient burial practices and raised significant questions about the care of these bodies in the past. The revelation was made by a woman who, in search of her deceased twin brothers in 1962, found the grave with…
More than 300 bodies have been discovered in a mass grave in Oldham, Britain, with the majority of them belonging to infants and young children. The mass grave at Royton Cemetery in Britain was found by a woman searching for her brothers, with one stillborn and the other dying within five hours in 1962. According to city councilors Maggie Hurley and Jade Hughes, who made the disclosure in a statement, 146 of the bodies belonged to infants who di…
A mass grave containing more than 300 bodies was discovered at a cemetery in Oldham, Greater Manchester. Most of the bodies belonged to stillborn babies and children, buried in a 12×12 foot grave at Royton Cemetery. The discovery was made by a woman looking for her twin brothers, one stillborn and the other who died a few hours after their birth in 1962. According to Councilwoman Maggie Hurley, the woman was told to meet at the grave with a care…
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