Man was peeing on his ex-wife's grave. Caught on camera. Video released!

There is harbouring resentment and then there is what this guy is doing. It seems to go a step or two further than a typical grudge. Unknown man has been visiting his ex-cemetery wife's frequently and placing shady "presents" there. The man has been putting bags of waste at the woman's grave, according to Michael Andrew Murphy and Renee Eichler Barragan, the woman's children. He has also started going to the grave in the early morning to urinate on it, as if that weren't enough. They have proof of this since they set up a camera and film him doing it. Cancer claimed Linda Torello's life in 2017. The man, according to her children, had a brief marriage to their mother in the 1970s. They split up in 1974. Piqued In The Act After repeatedly discovering bags of poo on their mother's grave, the siblings made the decision to set up the camera. When the man was photographed, Torello's son was close. I observed his car pull up. Murphy stated, "I wanted to get in my car, but I was worried I could startle him. Therefore, I hid behind a shed. [caption id="attachment_43838" align="aligncenter" width="2000"] The siblings got permission from a cemetery manager to place trail cameras in the trees to see if they could catch the vandal.[/caption] He said, "I could see him coming up to the cemetery." "Believe me, I have no idea how I survived that. Never in my life have I felt so furious. According to Murphy, the animosity arose when his mother became pregnant with the man's child. He claims that although the father's family supported his mother, the man didn't want to be responsible for the child. [caption id="attachment_43840" align="aligncenter" width="1536"] Michael Andrew Murphy[/caption] His relatives preferred my mother to his [second] wife, he said. They were all dead to him, he claimed, Murphy said. "I think that's where the hostility comes from." Because the man isn't endangering the burial, police haven't been able to do much. Murphy claims that an officer issued the man a ticket for public urination after the family raised an objection. Here, I believed harbouring resentment for a few months was noteworthy. Nearly 50 years later, this man still plans his day around his resentment. To do it, you need a particular kind of individual. I mean delusional when I say special kind.