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Dad stunned after finding empty coffin from Saudi Arabia washed up after floods The dad, walking in fields on Boxing Day found an empty coffin that had been washed up after the torrential rain and floods. He also spotted a go-kart and a fridge freezer The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include rec...

Empty Coffin Allegedly From Saudi Arabia, Mysteriously Washes Up In A UK Field © Provided by Indiatimes In a shocking incident, a man came across an empty coffin that had been washed up on a field by floods when he was out for his morning walk.  Russell Moore and his sister came across the wooden casket inscribed with Arabic, while walking near Abington Meadows in Northampton.  According to reports, the casket has a plaque which claimed that it originated from the Ministry of Health for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.  It was discovered in the aftermath of the River Nene bursting its banks.

Updated Dec 31, 2020 | 13:19 IST Russell Moore and his sister came across the wooden casket inscribed in Arabic while walking near Abington Meadows in Northampton. Coffin from Saudi Arabia mysteriously washes up in UK field  |  Photo Credit: Twitter Imagine this: You are out for a morning walk on a wide-open field and you suddenly notice a coffin from another country right in the middle of your track. How would you feel? Spooked and shocked, probably. A father was left in shock on Boxing Day when he went for a morning stroll and stumbled upon an empty coffin...

Walker finds empty coffin from SAUDI ARABIA washed up in British field after floods Updated: 30 Dec 2020, 16:48 A WALKER was left spooked after finding an empty coffin from Saudi Arabia washed up in the floods in a Northampton field. Russell Moore, 49, and his sister Tracey Harper, 56, stumbled upon the lidless coffin after the River Nene burst its banks over Christmas. 4 Russell Moore found the lidless coffin after the River Nene burst its banks in NorthamptonshireCredit: SWNS:South West News Service 4 He was with sister Tracey Harper on a Boxing Day Walk and found several items washed up b...

Share The divorced father-of-two said: 'I went out for a walk on the 25th and the whole field was flooded. 'I went for a walk there with my sister the next day. There was a lot of stuff washed up, like a go-kart and a fridge freezer. 'But then all of a sudden there was also this coffin - that was what stuck out the most. 'It was a strange thing to see and I must admit we did have a look around in case the body was nearby but we couldn't find anything else. 'It was perfectly intact but it's a complete mystery how it got there. We thought maybe a cemetery had flooded but there isn't one nearby....