Stolen tombstone

Dear Neighbours
Has anyone seen my great, great grand mother's tombstone which was stolen from my supposedly secure parking space in Webber Street between Good Friday and 31 March? Her name - just readable - is Mary Ann Vincer (nee Powell) and the date last 19th Century. Grandmother Vincer lived at Elephant and Castle.

The stone is in two parts (of three) and, when assembled, was about 18" high, 15" wide and 3/4 an inch thick of very worn sandstone. I had it here for repair. It has absolutely no value, other than sentimental value for my family and me, and is quite useless without the missing third.
Who would steal or remove such a thing? Can anyone help please?

David

Is there open access David ? Do you think estate cleaner would have moved t thinking it could be lobbed through someone's window? I can't really understand why anyone else would take unless someone thought they could profit from selling it as antiquity? Hope you get it back.

Many thanks. No I have checked with cleaners, estate managing agents, etc and thankfully all windows in tact. It is just very strange. I suppose there is nowt so rum as folk. I will let you know if and when I get it back. Best David

I’m sorry. Un fortunately, I can’t help you. But I am shocked. It is beyond humane to steal someone’s tombstone. That is just outrageous. I feel sorry for our world. People act as if they didn’t have respect for higher values. This is the worst kind of vandalism. It not only affects the whole society but it is particularly painful just for one family. Once again, I am really sorry.

Thanks. Much appreciated.