1. Amazing Job by “Moshe Meis Mitzvah Manis”

2. Unfortunately that is not where near deep enough

3. BIG THANK U TO REB MOSHE UR ALAWAYS THERE HELPING OUT THE KLAL with all ut major askanus

4. How do you know if it was a yud?

5. Find it a little strange that they would automatically assume that this was a meis mitzvah.

6. It’s a shame it wasn’t intered in it’s appropriate depth (deeper), though I’m sure circumstances that are unknown to me and others made that impossible.
   I also don’t believe this should be posted on the family like furom and news-site, tls. For sensitive yidden it’s extremely painful and for the Torah conscience at least boderline zilzul hames. Please remove, less the public desencitizes unnecessarily. (Yes I saw the warning for descretion, it doesn’t make it more proper)
   Oiy!!

7. amazing

   I remember that it has to be buried alot deeper in the ground… no?

8. According to the Chevra Kadisha of Ukraine this was remains from a yid-Hashem yikom damam

9. Great Job Reb Moish, what an unbelievable Mitzvah huge zuchus to all those involved

10. Did anyone even verify if this was a real skull? The way it was so “nicely” found near the headstone, it may have just been a fake prop that some local teenagers put there as a joke?

    • And if not, they buried a plastic skulll…Terrible.

11. I was there it was real skull & it was a real mitzvah that was done . A few years ago they had tried to build by the cemetery & a lot of skeletons had come up . The chevrah kedusha had a job then . When we told him about what happened he said right away it must be a yid . No question !! He did not even had second thoughts .

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