Chilling posts of Satanic tattoo-covered ‘grave robber who stole human heads from graveyard’

A GHOUL obsessed with Satan has been charged over the desecration of two graves from which he allegedly human heads. Uber driver Tristan Hearne, 40, from Melbourne, is also alleged to have buried some of the remains outside the flat he shares. Uber driver Tristan Hearne, 40, has been charged over the graveyard theft of human skulls Hearne’s social media shows his fascination with all things dark and supernatural Hearn poses with what looks like a morbid injury resembling a cross Hearne was arrested in March 2022 after police reportedly found a stolen human skull in his bedroom. Officers then found another one in the garden of a property he shared with flatmates in the Spotswood suburb, according to the Herald Sun. Police allege the human heads were snatched from mausoleums in two separate incidents at Footscray General Cemetery between January 27 and February 1, 2022. Police officers confirmed Hearn had allegedly left several items at the sites, including candles, a crucifix and notes to Satan. “At this stage there is nothing to suggest satanic rituals or links,” police told Daily Mail Australia on February 3, after petrified residents speculated the thefts were linked to satanic rituals. REA MORE WORLD NEWS CABLE HORROR Moment tourists dangle from rope 1,000ft in the air after cable car got stuck YOUNG UN Rare photos of teen Kim Jong-un show his transformation into nuke-mad tyrant Now, more details about Hearne have emerged, including his obsession for macabre photos and his extensive collection of Satanic and grisly tatoos. Prior to his arrest in March, the driver posted images online showing skulls, vampires and zombies on his social media accounts including his Facebook page. Various photos Hearne uploaded to the platform appear to have been taken from within a number of Melbourne cemeteries – including a series of images taken from Kew’s Boroondara General Cemetery in May 2020. Another photo appears to show a person dressed-up as the Grim Reaper posing beside gravestones. In another post, Hearne allegedly described a gravesite as: “Beautiful, enchanting and very special”. According to Daily Mail Australia, Hearne’s fingers are branded with two distinct symbols: The Leviathan Cross – known commonly as the cross of Satan – and the Sigil of Lucifer.  On his left arm, Hearne dons an elaborate inking of American serial killer and sex offender John Wayne Gacy dressed as a killer clown. Most read in News BOUNCING BACK Boris Johnson ‘feeling well’ after hospital visit for operation today NO SHAME Moment 50th birthday party explodes into Shameless-style brawl over e-cigarette STRIKE HELL Teachers & binmen threaten to join rail strike and bring chaos like in the 70s COSTA DEL SUNSHINE Another FOUR heatwaves on the way as Brits told to expect Spanish summer TORNADO TRAGEDY Kitesurfer killed as 'tornado' smashes him into seafront restaurant window SICK OPERATION Crime boss who ran £250k-a-year prostitute ring to fund lavish life jailed Gacy was found to have raped, tortured, and murdered at least 33 young men and boys, and often performed as ‘Pogo the Clown’ or ‘Patches the Clown’ at children’s hospitals and fundraising events. Hearne is charged with six offences including two counts of removing body parts from the corpse of a human being, exhuming or removing human remains from place of interment and criminal damage.  Renowned criminologist Xanthe Mallett said at the time she was baffled as to why Hearne had desecrated and stolen the human remains.  “I haven’t seen a precedent where graves have been robbed for anything other than past times – grave robbing used to be when bodies were being taken and provided for anatomical reasons – but we’re talking hundreds of years ago,” she said.  Read More on The Sun SEA THIS I'm a size 18 & found the perfect Missguided bikinis for summer from £8 CHILL OUT How much does it cost to run a hot tub? Hearne is due to face court again in August. The removal of body parts from a grave carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison. Hearne described cemeteries as ‘beautiful, enchanting and very special’ 7NEWSPolice were called to a Melbourne cemetery following reports a mausoleum (pictured) had been disturbed[/caption]