Man Receives Beating After Throwing Alligator Pepper Into Grave During Burial

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A man was beaten and humiliated after he threw alligator pepper into a grave during a burial.

The man was made to jump into the grave to pick up the alligator pepper and forced to eat it.

The incident is believed to have occurred in one of the South-eastern states.

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