Animal Sacrifice in Inwood Hill Park

MANHATTAN

Every weekday morning, Sagrario Almonte dons a pair of thick black gloves, picks up her long-handled garbage grasper and starts her rounds in Inwood Hill Park. Almonte is an assistant gardener in the park, responsible for planting, pruning and cleaning up the playgrounds. Park cleanup is not the most pleasant job – especially on the many mornings when Almonte has to pick up big black garbage bags stuffed with animal corpses – the remains of Santeria religious sacrifices.

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