A tree uprooted by super storm Sandy reveals a human skeleton in the roots.
"Long before the New Haven green was a spot for concerts and gatherings in the elm city, it was a cemetery.
Starting with haphazard burials in shallow graves in the 1650s, until the cemetery was moved to the Grove Street cemetery in 1821.
All of the headstones were moved, but all of the bodies were not.
Historians say there could be more than 1,000 souls still resting under the New Haven green."
A thousand dead people buried in the village green? Would that make a future Zombie army?
Despicable. If they were going to do that, they should have moved the graves also.
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