In the US, two children ate their grandfather's ashes: their mother told an amazing story

In the US, two children ate their grandfather's ashes: their mother told an amazing story Vladislav Kravtsov

An American from Colorado, Monica Long, told an amazing story that happened to her 2 children. The kids played with the ashes of their grandfather and could eat these ashes.

This is reported by 24 Channelwith reference to the material of the American publication The New York Post.

How children from the USA could eat the ashes of their grandfather

A single mother of three, Monica Long from the state of Colorado, said that she left her two children, aged 3 and 2, alone for a minute in early January so that she could use the restroom while preparing for a birthday party.

Upon returning from the restroom, the woman saw that her boys were playing with something that looked like white mud. In the four minutes she was gone, the two scoundrels managed to smear their faces, bodies, and the floor with soot.

Then the woman simply vacuumed up the dust.

I thought: “Where did this dirt come from?,” Long recalled.

A few days later, the woman discovered the empty container that contained their grandfather's ashes, and the horrible truth dawned on her – the “dirt” her children had played with and that she had vacuumed up were his cremated remains.

US 2 Grandchildren May Have Ate Their Grandfather's Ashes/Photo from TikTok @molo.solo

“They grabbed it (the container with ashes – Channel 24) and poured it all over the carpet. And I didn't know that these were our grandfather's remains, and I vacuumed them up,” the woman said on TikTok.

The woman even suggested that her children may have eaten some of the ashes, claiming that one of them had traces of ash around his mouth.

As for how her children were able to get to ashes, Long said the container with the grandfather's remains was on a shelf where it seemed they couldn't reach. But eventually the children climbed up and grabbed the ashes.

She suggested that the little rascals then unscrewed the lid with their mouths.

2 American toddlers may have eaten their grandfather's ashes/Video from TikTok @molo.solo

The American woman also suggested what the boys' grandfather's reaction would have been to this prank. Monica Long noted that PawPaw, as the man was called in the family, would have treated this with humor, and such a story would have seemed funny to him.

It is known that these were the ashes of Monica Long's father, who died in 2020.