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Drone footage shows inmates in hazmat suits digging graves on NYC's Hart Island suggesting that coronavirus victims could already be being temporarily buried there, as morgues across the city continue to overflow and the death toll ticks up. Drone footage…
Workers wearing hazmat suits have been spotted burying caskets in a mass grave on New York's Hart Island - as the number of burials quadruples amid the coronavirus pandemic and the city's death roll rises to 4,778. A dozen contracted laborers were seen digging and burying the caskets - some of which had names carved on them - April 2. The city has used Hart Island to bury New Yorkers with no known next of kin or whose family are unable to arrange a funeral since the 19th century. Typically, about 25 bodies are buried there once a week by low-paid Rikers Island jail inmates. That number began increasing last month as the new coronavirus spread rapidly and New York became the epicenter of the pandemic.
The leader of a Harlem separatist church who siphoned millions of dollars in tithes from members has died. He was 44. Jermaine Grant died on April 1 after suffering from a 'brief illness' but lawyer Gerald Lefcourt shared that it was unclear whether his client died from the coronavirus. 'Sadly, Mr. Grant did pass away last week,' Lefcourt said. 'We cannot confirm whether his death was COVID-19 related.' Israelite Church of God in Jesus Christ leaders did claim on social media that the 44-year-old died from COVID-19, the New York Daily News reported.
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A homeowner stopped an attempted break-in during coronavirus lockdown by fatally shooting one of the two intruders and beating the other. Doorbell footage released by Illinois police shows Bradley Finnan, 38, and Larry Brodacz, 58, approaching a home in Arlington Heights in Chicago at around 1:55pm on Saturday afternoon, wearing masks, gloves, baseball caps and black jackets. The pair allegedly said they were police officers, with video footage showing one intruder saying 'Hey, how you doing boss?' before they both barge inside the house which was occupied by Sebastian Maniscalco, 50, his wife, 48, and their two children aged 11 and 14 on April 4. At this point distressing screams can be heard from within, with a female voice yelling 'Hey!' repeatedly. Maniscalco's wife allegedly told police she saw the men with guns in her foyer before Brodacz chased her upstairs, the Chicago Tribune reported.
A fire broke out at a prison in the Siberian region of Irkutsk after a riot by inmates late on Thursday, the Interfax news agency reported. A prison guard was attacked during the incident and has since been hospitalised, the regional office of the Federal Penitentiary Service said in a statement on Friday. “Currently the situation in the facility is under control,” it said. A video shared by Russia’s Investigative Committee on Friday showed flames towering over several smaller buildings at the prison, Penal Colony 15. In another clip it showed hundreds of prisoners, surrounded by guards, gathered outside a main building of the prison. It was unclear what set off the fire. The violence broke out on Thursday evening after a prisoner, who was being held in an isolation cell after violating prison rules, refused to allow guards to conduct a search, the Irkutsk region penitentiary service said in its statement.
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President Trump delivers Easter blessing from White House.
A dozen churches in Virginia used cars to share an Easter message with the world in a unique way amid the coronavirus pandemic. Bob Fox organized the event as a way to "take the gospel outside the walls" of the church building. "The Lord wants to use this time to take the church to new levels of expressing the gospel," Fox, associate pastor of Global Outreach Church in Virginia Beach, told CBN News. Volunteers wore masks and complied with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines for social distancing as each car pulled into its spot. Members of 12 churches in the Hampton Roads area spelled out along the road in Chesapeake: "He is risen," a common greeting on Easter referring to Jesus' resurrection from the dead.
The US has recorded the deadliest day from the coronavirus pandemic any country has so far seen as it becomes the first to mark 2,000 deaths in 24 hours. Almost 19,000 Americans have now died from deadly virus and total confirmed cases has now topped half a million. New York state, which remains the epicenter of the US outbreak, makes up almost half of the total death toll across the whole of the US with 7,844 dead. America's deadliest day was even worse than experts predicted after forecasters said 1,983 people would die Friday.