Deadly Flood Unearths Horrific Discovery That’s Been Buried Underground
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As flood waters in Louisiana continue to rise and residents are desperate to get out, hoards of people were heading downstream when something came to the surface. The flood uncovered something long forgotten, and it left witnesses, who were wading in the wrong place at the wrong time, utterly horrified.
President Barack Obama was only disturbed on vacation for long enough to declare Louisiana in a state of disaster on Sunday, before heading back to his golf game and forgetting about it. The historical flood had left at least five people dead and 10,000 displaced residents in shelters. So far, 20,000 people have been rescued as the rain mercilessly falls, the Pacific Standard reported.
Just as some victims got out of their homes seeking safety, they were slapped with the reality of what had been underfoot all this time. While reuniting with loved ones during a devastation like this is typically what desperate victims hope for, the people of Denham Springs, Louisiana were met with people from the past who came unexpectedly floating to the surface.
The grim sight of rotting caskets bobbing up in the muddy flood waters was seen floating down neighborhood streets from a nearby cemetery, right past people desperately trying to escape their destroyed homes. It was a reminder of the toll this historical flood took on the area, with no stone or home left unaffected, and even deceased residents couldn’t rest in peace. The tragedy of this is that now their loved ones will have no place to return to pay their respects nor do they know where these caskets will end up.
President Barack Obama approved aid to the most affected parishes, but other than that, he has remained largely hands-off as to not be bothered by other people’s problems while he’s working on his golf game. Not a word of sorrow for what the devastation that citizens are experiencing has been said publicly by our president, proving that he couldn’t care less about this country and the people in it.