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Three Employees of The Hague Cemetery May Have Collaborated on a Grave Robbery.

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The gravedigger (60) suspected of stealing valuables from graves at the General Cemetery in The Hague may not have acted alone. The Public Prosecution Service suspects two other cemetery employees of reselling the stolen items. The Public Prosecution Service confirmed this to Omroep West. The gravedigger was already arrested last May. He allegedly stole jewelry and gold fillings from graves during working hours and sold them to a gold exchange …

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The gravedigger (60) suspected of stealing valuables from graves at the General Cemetery in The Hague may not have acted alone. The Public Prosecution Service suspects two other cemetery employees of reselling the stolen items. The Public Prosecution Service confirmed this to Omroep West. The gravedigger was already arrested last May. He allegedly stole jewelry and gold fillings from graves during working hours and sold them to a gold exchange …

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The Public Prosecution Service suspects three employees of The Hague general cemetery on Kerkhoflaan of involvement in theft… Grave robbery at The Hague cemetery: three employees suspected

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NOS broke the news in Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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