The grieving widow who exhumed her husband’s body… because he was buried next to the man who ruined his life

When 81 -year -old David Woods passed away at the end of last year, a small group of friends and family gathered around a newly excavated conspiracy in the cemetery of the local church and prayed for allowing him to rest in peace.

Unfortunately, the opposite would soon prove that fate was waiting for the loving father and husband – and he would prove anything other than the last resting place.

Because, in an extraordinary fate bending, shortly after the burial of Mr. Woods, the cemetery was right next to the land… He was divided into his worst enemy.

This enemy was the local Ne’er-Daniel Thomas, a career criminal of his victims, Mr. Woods.

He was so horrified that he was a brutal coincidence that he became a widow’s wife that he moved to take the final healing course and applied to the Supreme Court for the permission of his husband to remove his body.

In the rest of the brutal anger that the innocent Mr. Woods was exposed to after his death, the judge in the case gave this rare distribution.

And for this reason, David Woods’ body was removed from his grave in the church of St Nicholas in the village of Ash in the city of Ash, and the fraud was re -revived on an alternative land than Daniel Thomas’s minimum ceremony.

A legal source told The Daily Mail: ‘This is one of the more extraordinary or outright strange cases I’ve ever encountered – like Trolope’s Barchester Chronicles more than 21st century Britain.

David’s enemy Daniel Thomas was buried next to the old tomb lands. The widow applied to the Supreme Court for the permission to remove her husband’s body

‘But after saying that, you can see how Mr. Woods feels that they feel when they learn who was buried next to her widow and daughters, so you can see how they should feel the only option that is open to them, even though it is unusual.’

The story began in 2024 when Mr. Woods died in the first few weeks of the new year.

The old Arsenal fan and his two father lived in the village of Ash, a quiet rural point in the interior of Liman town sandwiches, and his local church was duly arranged that he would be buried on the grounds of the medieval st Nicholas.

And after that – but he is deeply moving for his widow’s wife and two daughters – the funeral service last February, 47 -year -old Mr. Woods’ enemy Daniel Thomas had not died a few months later.

There is no suggestion that the trustees of the trustees of the trustee aids that govern the six churches in the region around St Nicholas and the other six churches in the region around Ash have no suggestion about any connection between Mr. Woods and the local Conman when they allocate a land adjacent to the occupied by the latter.

But when the widow lady Woods discovered that she was buried next to her husband, it was clearly horrified.

And he was so upset that he would no longer have to see the adjacent grave of his husband’s enemy, as his visits to his husband’s grave were made only under the cover of the darkness.

The exact details of Daniel Thomas to participate in the employment of Mr. Woods remain uncertain.

What we know is that Mr. Woods’s two daughters Amanda, 56 and Tracey, 52 – and also contain relatively large amounts of money.

It was said that Thomas had exploited and exploited one of these sisters and tried to remove the destructive position he left in the ‘almost broken’ Mr. Woods, who spent years by paying his daughter.

Daniel Thomas (in the picture) was a career guilty. One of his victims became Mr. Woods’ family

With an extraordinary fate, Mr. Woods’ cemetery land was separated next to the worst enemy

Woods’ widow was a rare distribution of the Supreme Court to reveal his body after hearing the brutal anger he was exposed to after the death of Judge Mr. Woods.

Last week, David Woods’ body was removed from the grave of St Nicholas in the village of Ash in the city of Ash in the Kent.

And we know that Mr. Woods is enough to say that if Mr. Woods knew who would be buried next to his husbands and father for his husbands and Amanda for his widow Christine and his two daughters, he was enough to say ‘seriously upset’.

There was no accusation for Thomas because they did the Woods family – but the other issues in which he was brought to justice give an idea about a person of the kind.

The victim, known in this prosecution case, was a partially blind pensioner living in the nearby sandwich.

Thomas had arranged the house of the vulnerable old man who offered to clean his holes for £ 15.

The man rejected this offer, but a month later, Mr. Thomas asked for £ 250 at his house, claiming that the man was working on the roof, he replaced the tiles and cleaned up the grooves.

He frightened and fry as he was lying in a brazen and aggressive way, and the old man hurriedly brought together some of the desired sum – £ 110 he hoped to leave him alone.

However, Zorbalık Thomas, who later claimed to be dyslexic, asked the old man to take him to his bank to get the rest of the money as a ‘debtor’.

This terrified retired retired to this exploitative demand and attracted £ 140 more to get rid of Thomas.

However, three days later Thomas appeared in his victim’s house for the third time and asked for more ‘work’.

This time the old man rejected – and he quickly called the police working as a scammer of Thomas.

In January 2015, he was sent to the trial at Canterbury Crown Court and unanimously convicted by a jury of fraud.

As it was sentenced in January 2015, Judge James O’mahony described the attempt to depart from Thomas to prison as ‘the most honest evidence I have heard more than I hoped to remember in this court’.

Mr Thomas’ friend Daily Mail told Daily Mail that he had lost too much weight in his later years and died in his sleep. They believe that the cause of his death is probably a heart attack.

Source said that on his young days, Mr. Thomas was very attractive and one of Mr. Woods was in love with him and took a shower with expensive gifts such as mobile phones.

They said he saw someone else and everything was ‘a little complicated’. Friend, his daughter’s parents did not approve the relationship, he added.

When the petition to be allowed to distribute Mr. Woods of the family was read, a Supreme Judge of the Supreme Judge this month directed that the issue of adjacent tombs created a ‘serious problem’ family of the forests.

The court heard that Mrs. Woods was intention when her time was buried next to her husband in the same double depth grave to add the Woods family to the distress of the Woods family – but now Thomas’s presence has disturbed eternal resting plans.

Thomas was not only called X in the Supreme Court case, but he learned the identity of the Daily Mail’s investigation.

The judge ruled: ‘Mrs. Woods says that Mr. Woods will be buried next to the X, that he finds this intimacy disgusting and that he should not accept that he should be resting adjacent to his husband but he should be resting adjacent to X.

‘He says that it is a matter of serious distress that he and his family prevent him from mourning and healing.’

He pointed out that the view of the General Church of the UK, unless a last resting place made only exceptional conditions or a mistake, was rarely given.

However, in this case, the judge acknowledged that the conditions were extraordinary enough for the extraordinary permission.

The judge said that the family is not in a position to evaluate the statements or accuracy of Mr. Thomas’s actions, but that he was inadequate that he accepted the distress causing and justified the proposed cemetery.

David Woods was an old Arsenal fan and two fathers living in the village of Ash, a quiet rural point in the inner part of the port town.

A legal source told The Daily Mail: ‘This is one of the more extraordinary or outright strange cases I’ve ever encountered – like Trolope’s Barchester Chronicles than 21st century Britain’.

And so Mr. Woods left the ruins last week on Wednesday.

And it was revived just a few meters further away from the old enemy – the maximum distance found in a historical cemetery where only nine spaces remained.

Now, the area where Mr. Woods’ grave was lying was the scene with fresh grass, Mr. Thomas’s grave remained in place with a small record and a stone love heart on top.

The blood feud couples, which are mostly filled with centuries -old tombstones, have gaps for two graves between the resting place.

Mr. Woods’s tomb, which was only moved last week, is covered with a new group of roses, as well as fresh soil and a small plaque.

The judge said that the family acknowledged that Mr. Woods would still be quite close to Mr. Thomas, but that any distance between them would help them feel better.

The Woods family refused to comment when he approached the case.

However, only them and Mr. Woods can now be more easily listened to.