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I am your host, Rebecca Felgate and today I am making a part two to the Top 10 Scary
Tombstone messages you guys enjoyed so much, you morbid Mary’s!
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Blink and you’ll miss it, but if you look closely, you’ll see that our number 10 was
murdered by human wolves.
One, any grave stone outlining murder freaks me out and two, WHAT THE actual eff are human
wolves?
So I was thinking something along the lines of warewolves…
something it seems the residents of Konawa, Oklahoma, where you can find grave, think.
In fact, the grave has been the subject of many an urban legend.
The official story of the gravestone of Katherine Cross is that she had an illegal abortion
and died.
Her devastated parents considered her body to have been torn to shreds by a bad doctor,
or wolf.
Another terrifying murder tombstone, we have the headstone of Princess Doe at number 9.
A body of a teenager was found in Cedar Ridge Cemetery along route 94 in New Jersey in 1982.
The girl was thought to be between 14 and 18 years old and her cause of death was blunt
force trauma/ While her face was not recognizable, it was clear the girl came from a reasonably
affluent background, however nobody in the area reported a teen as missing.
Her Gravestone is sad and scary at the same time, it reads: Princess Doe, missing from
home, dead among strangers.
Remembered by all.
Born?
Found July 15 1982.
The stone is a living reminder that her killer or killers are still out there.
A spooky death rhyme makes these gravestones even spookier at number 8
Eeesh.
This headstone reads “It does my heart a world of good to see you in a box of wood”….
Aka a coffin… the owner of the headstone wants you to die….that, or the person who
organised the grave is confessing to murder.
Yikes.
Chillout though, it turns out this headstone is just a Halloween decoration.
I should have known by the creepy cobwebs in the back!
7 - Baby Monster So, I feel like this image was our thumbnail
for part one but I didn’t include it in the actual video, so let’s talk about this
somewhat terrifying and cryptic Baby Monster tomb stone.
It seemed that this tiny devil lived for just over three months and somehow managed to garner
a bit of rep in its short time on earth.
In actuality, whilst this certainly does seem like the final resting place of a wee beastie,
it seems that the tombstone can be found in the Saar Pioneer Cemetery in Washington and
the child’s surname was actually monster, which is a bit unfortunate.
This grave tells a horrible story at number 6
So here the tomb stone reads: Eugene, Found dead 1929, buried 1964….
So…wait….
If Eugene body was found in 1929, what exactly was going on with it for 35 years?
Well, sadly, Eugene was a black man found dead by the side of the road in Ohio at a
time when black human rights were not equally considered or treated with much respect.
It seems poor Eugene was then embalmed and put on display at the Littleton Funeral Home,
where he became an tourist attraction.
How sad is that.
Eventually, in the mid 60s, he was finally laid to rest.
If anyone is going to haunt their grave, I would imagine it would be Eugene.
Sometimes actions speak louder than words and this grave is giving off one pretty scary
physical message at number 5 Urrrm…so…this is Georges Rodenbach’s
grave.
Sometimes people are dead and buried, but Georges seems to be suggesting he is otherwise.
Look at him, climbing out of his grave.
Imagine being alone in a graveyard at night and seeing old Rodenbach’s tombstone!
Yikes.
So, with some of these Tombstones, we have done a little bit of digging to find out the
story behind them, no need with this absolute shocker at number 4 as the full story is laid
out for us pretty damn clearly!
Wondering how Mary Jane McCune died?
Just consult her headstone for further detail!
She was bitten by a rabid coyote, developed rabies, became violent, was smothered with
feather bed.
When husband returned, she and her unborn child were dead and buried.
Oh right.
Pretty franj in the 1850s, weren;t they.
Poor rabid pregnant Mary was only 17 when she died, by the looks of things!
Up next at number 3 we have the sad headstone of Ironfoot Eva
It seems Eva was a 300lb giantess and side show performer.
Her tombstone can be found at Old Trappers Lodge in California and is scary for two reasons;
one her cold dead statue yes, and two, the fact that the inscriptions suggests she was
murdered.
It reads: Ironfoot Eva, 1800 – 1830 – 300lb giantess, poetess, singer and blacksmith.
Killed on her wedding day by unknown rifleman.
Well, there is that.
2 - Specimens Well… this tomb stone sends a pretty distinct
and horrifyingly clinical message.
Found in a mental health hospital cemetery in Columbus, Ohio, there are a pair of gravestones
marked as simply specimens.
What remains, and who they belong to, we don’t know.
I would feel pretty creeped out if I saw this for myself.
It is largely suspected the so-called specimens are the mutilated remains of bodies used for
dissection.
So, finally this is the scariest headstone I have ever seen at number one… a lot of
these stones have told stories, but this one is enacting the murder scene…… we have
Italino Lacomelli’s grave stone.
Italino was just a little boy of 5 years old when he was murdered in 1925.
He was playing in a garden with his hoop when he was murdered in broad daylight by a madman.
His grave shows the moments before he dies; a happy boy with a hoop….
The scary hands of a killer coming to drah him to the underworld.
Well…
I am pretty freaked out now…
I think we had better think about some happy things!