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Video of alleged indecent act at cemetery goes viral; Woman threatens to lodge report

A 38-second clip showing a man and a woman allegedly engaging in an indecent act at a cemetery has circulated widely on social media

Updated 5 months ago · Published on 23 Mar 2026 5:12PM

Video of alleged indecent act at cemetery goes viral; Woman threatens to lodge report
The clip leads to condemnation from a witness who confronted the pair and warned of police action - March 23, 2026

A VIDEO showing a man and a woman allegedly committing an indecent act while naked at a cemetery has gone viral on social media today.

In the 38-second clip, a man is seen completely naked with his back turned to the camera, while a partially clothed woman is seated on a gravestone.

A woman who was recording the footage can be heard confronting the pair, claiming it was not the first time they had been seen at the location.

“I’ve caught the two of you here again! You’ve been naked several times in this cemetery.

“You are disrespecting the deceased by engaging in indecent acts here. I will call the police,” she said.

The footage then shows the man calmly putting on his trousers.

The woman recording continues to reprimand the pair, stressing that cemeteries are places for the public to pay respects to the deceased.

The man is later seen apologising, but the woman refuses to accept the apology and warns that she will hand the video over to the police.

The date and exact location of the incident have not yet been verified. - March 23, 2026

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