BALDWIN: The very same week Congress announced that they will investigate the rise of white nationalism hate crimes in this country, a disturbing discovery in Massachusetts. I just need to warn you, some of the images and language are offensive. Police in Fall River say dozens of grave stones at a Jewish cemetery were defaced with anti-Semitic language and imagery, swastikas, quote, "Hitler was right," written on the grave sites of peoples' loved ones there. CNN's Polo Sandoval is following this story. And what do police say?</s>POLO SANDOVAL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Dozens of them, Brooke, 59 grave stones at this Jewish cemetery, a historic location vandalized. A groundskeeper discovered it this weekend and quickly called police. Graves defaced with anti-Semitic scribbles using black marker. Multiple Hitler references and also swastikas. At least two were actually even knocked over. And we showed, a little while ago, some of those vile messages. But others, we should mention, are even more offensive. Video from our affiliate shows some of these heartbroken families basically going through the cemetery and seeing the damage first hand. Police are investigating this, Brooke, with the help of the FBI as well. They are treating this as a hate crime. At this point, authorities saying that there are no confirmed suspects, no leads, but they are on the case. They're not ruling anything out. The Anti-Defamation League of New England is even offering a reward to try to track down those people who are responsible. And when you hear from the head of the congregation in the case, the president of Temple Bethel Synagogue, says, he writes earlier that "the ugly head of anti-Semitism has raised its head again." He promises that the Jewish community here in western Massachusetts will persevere. And, yes, they will restore those monuments.
Gravestones Vandalized in Massachusetts Jewish Cemetery with Anti-Semitic Messages, Images.