This happened near Keegan’s Bayou in southwest Houston. Police believe stormwaters lifted the casket out of the ground from nearby Riceville Cemetery, then carried it about 100 yards.
After unsuccessfully trying to move the casket out of the middle of the path, Rubio called police.
They say a woman’s body was found inside. The medical examiner is trying to confirm the identity.
Riceville Cemetery is owned by Riceville Mt. Olive Baptist Church on South Gessner Road.
Deacon Reginald Fields says members have been buried there since 1989.
He says the body belongs to a female church member who died seven or eight years ago. “It’s disheartening when you have a situation like this,” Fields said. “Nobody wants to come eight years later to relive someone’s death.”
Fields says he is waiting to hear back from the medical examiner to find out if the body will need to be placed in another casket. He says he has been in touch with the family of the deceased woman.
After unsuccessfully trying to move the casket out of the middle of the path, Rubio called police.
They say a woman’s body was found inside. The medical examiner is trying to confirm the identity.
Riceville Cemetery is owned by Riceville Mt. Olive Baptist Church on South Gessner Road.
Deacon Reginald Fields says members have been buried there since 1989.
He says the body belongs to a female church member who died seven or eight years ago. “It’s disheartening when you have a situation like this,” Fields said. “Nobody wants to come eight years later to relive someone’s death.”
Fields says he is waiting to hear back from the medical examiner to find out if the body will need to be placed in another casket. He says he has been in touch with the family of the deceased woman.

Very strange.
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DeleteNa wa oh!
DeleteRoyal Priesthood are you okiie??? Why attribute every bad thing to Africans??? Linda take note!
DeleteNawah o. Its possible. Do not underestimate d powers of storm water.
DeleteDis royal priesthood is a very big fool
DeleteWhat can dat possibly mean?
ReplyDeleteNawao! Who wouldn't want the dead to rest in peace.
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That is bizzare
ReplyDeleteBizarre Indeed
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Eerie!
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were is casket
ReplyDeleteOh my God,the man that discovered it must have been scared and shocked
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Bicyclist?!!! Never knew that's correct, perks of being a bllog reader. I do know cyclist thoe
ReplyDeleteCray people
ReplyDeleteRiceville Cemetery is owned by Riceville Mt. Olive Baptist Church! Our churches here owe expensive schools that ordinary members cannot afford
ReplyDeleteMay her soul rest in peace
ReplyDeleteOKORO UPGRADED**
How can a grave be that shallow that storm water will be able to take the casket that far
ReplyDeleteHmmm..wonder shall never end
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ReplyDeleteI bet a native doctor would have a different opinion. Lol
ReplyDeleteMay her soul rest in peace (again)
So weird
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ReplyDeleteThings happen on a daily basis
ReplyDeleteWhy was the coffin removed at first.
ReplyDeleteOyibo people sef.
To get an answer to ur question, I enjoin u to read the story again miss. Hian...
DeletePls did you read the whole story or you just proceeded to commenting?
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@igwe adobe I'm guessing you're one of those people never aced comprehension and passage reading in school.. Did you read the article at all?. I'm sure you didn't, else you would have read the part about flood waters and the nearby cemetery.. #ish #ifyouaintgotnonetosaythenshutit
DeleteSome libers sha. Simple story ba undastanding. Hian
DeleteThey shud take it back to the cemetery
ReplyDeleteif that's the case.
Strange.
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My dear naija people ,read in-between lines of any articles before commenting. Lets
ReplyDeletestop this our timid mentality of jumping into conclusions.