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Tension was brewing between us, but I was terrified to address it and desecrate our sacred platonic bond as roommates.

"After the killing, you desecrated your husband's corpse. I do not know why you killed him."

A hospitalman at the former Naval Hospital in Chelsea, Mass., was charged with, among other things, desecrating the flag by blowing his nose on one.

The crypt was also damaged during another break in, also in 2019, and the church said at the time that several mummified remains - including the 400-year-old remains of a nun - were desecrated.

Family and friends feared that the killers or their allies, who remain at large, would desecrate any memorial, as they did to tributes that cropped up shortly after his death.