They need to make it accessible to family members whose loved ones are buried in unmarked graves. Too many mothers who had babies die at birth and couldn't bury them privately should have access before the general public. They need to tell the real story; they weren't openly and willingly allowing these people access. That island is one massive, sad grave! They need to treat it respectfully.
Late in 1969, Driscoll's mother sought the help of officials at Disney studios to contact him, for a hoped-for reunion with his father, who was nearing death. This resulted in a fingerprint match at the New York City Police Department, which located his burial on Hart Island. Although his name appears on his father's gravestone at Eternal Hills Memorial Park in Oceanside, California, his remains are still on Hart Island. In connection with the re-release of Song of the South in 1971, reporters researching the whereabouts of the film's star first reported his death
@thebull3206 Thanks for filling in the blanks. I have since seen several videos about Bobby, but none explained how they knew he was buried on Hart Island.
