Elzena most likely was struck with a guilty conscience from having stolen from the dead, and it sent her to her grave earlier than anyone expected...all for a cemetery christmas tree. Has a creepy sound to it. Reminds me of some urbex explorers who rob things from abandoned homes, and even will steal wrought iron cemetery gates and sell them on ebay. Instant karma gets them. Stealing from the dead is about as low as anyone can go. Good stories. THanks
There's a story on another UA-cam channel faces of the forgotten. About finding a Ouija board in a graveyard and taking it home and had a lot of horrible bad luck until it was burned. The sad part about it from a legal point of view graveyards are not very well protected within our legal system, and sadly in one state grave robbery is still not considered a serious crime. If you look at the case in Wisconsin of the grave robber that inspired many of the Texas chainsaw massacre movies. The original Leatherface to say the least. If you will read all of his trial depositions he was only convicted of two counts of first degree murder. And then you look at all of the evidence that was recovered from his house and his own confession about digging up bodies from local graves yards. Then you had the case in 1988 of three young people in there early 20,s that was caught red-handed by law enforcement attempting to dig up a grave of a young woman and then confessed to the the sick purposes that they had in mind, all they got was probation n a small fine, but if you get caught digging in a national battlefield civil war graveyard you will face years in prison and many many dollars in fines,
My grandmother who was from Orr, Ky a very small community outside of Grayson always said "If you take something out of a cemetery you will bring something back"....I will not even take a flower out of a cemetery because of what she said!
Very good Heather. You've got a very pleasing voice, that makes you an excellent storyteller. I really enjoy hearing both you and Leo, youre both gifted storytellers. God bless ya'll, young lady. Stay safe out there getting these stories.
My son and I saw a dead confederate soldier at Gettysburg at the wheat field at night. Stared at us and looked confused and was all ragged and beat up dirty. Out in the middle of the wheat field and when we look back he was gone. It was just getting dark. No reason to lie. This is true.
You never take anything out of a cemetery or from the dead's resting place that is disrespectful and very wrong. You did a amazing job on the stories and research❤
Loved it Heather. Sure I love to hear more. But how did they bury him with her 😮. The gravestone. Flippo. So sad for the bride. He jumped too but she still looks for him. 😢
Elzena most likely was struck with a guilty conscience from having stolen from the dead, and it sent her to her grave earlier than anyone expected...all for a cemetery christmas tree. Has a creepy sound to it. Reminds me of some urbex explorers who rob things from abandoned homes, and even will steal wrought iron cemetery gates and sell them on ebay. Instant karma gets them. Stealing from the dead is about as low as anyone can go. Good stories. THanks
There's a story on another UA-cam channel faces of the forgotten. About finding a Ouija board in a graveyard and taking it home and had a lot of horrible bad luck until it was burned. The sad part about it from a legal point of view graveyards are not very well protected within our legal system, and sadly in one state grave robbery is still not considered a serious crime. If you look at the case in Wisconsin of the grave robber that inspired many of the Texas chainsaw massacre movies. The original Leatherface to say the least. If you will read all of his trial depositions he was only convicted of two counts of first degree murder. And then you look at all of the evidence that was recovered from his house and his own confession about digging up bodies from local graves yards. Then you had the case in 1988 of three young people in there early 20,s that was caught red-handed by law enforcement attempting to dig up a grave of a young woman and then confessed to the the sick purposes that they had in mind, all they got was probation n a small fine, but if you get caught digging in a national battlefield civil war graveyard you will face years in prison and many many dollars in fines,
Bery interesting stories! Thank you for sharing 🥰
Yes I would stay in number 13 I really enjoyed this video Keep them coming! Thanks Leo and Heather
My grandmother who was from Orr, Ky a very small community outside of Grayson always said "If you take something out of a cemetery you will bring something back"....I will not even take a flower out of a cemetery because of what she said!
Very good Heather. You've got a very pleasing voice, that makes you an excellent storyteller.
I really enjoy hearing both you and Leo, youre both gifted storytellers.
God bless ya'll, young lady. Stay safe out there getting these stories.
My son and I saw a dead confederate soldier at Gettysburg at the wheat field at night. Stared at us and looked confused and was all ragged and beat up dirty. Out in the middle of the wheat field and when we look back he was gone. It was just getting dark. No reason to lie. This is true.
Shared and watched all the way through
Thank you!!
Great stories Heather!
Excellent
Great stories. This was a great Halloween 🎃 video. Thank you very much Heather 🎃 Happy Halloween 🎃 to you and Leo.
You guys just keep getting better and better 😎
You guys are the best!! 😮 Happy Halloween from Maine!! ❤❤
Hello Leo and Heather
Discovered your channel last Friday night. Y'all do a fantastic job. New subscriber.
Thank you!
Awesome video guys 🎃
Interesting video. ❤
Loved this!!! Want more Heather!!! ❤❤❤
You never take anything out of a cemetery or from the dead's resting place that is disrespectful and very wrong. You did a amazing job on the stories and research❤
Thank you!
I like the ghost stories ! Thanks for sharing !
Happy Halloween !
Great stories! Thanks for sharing
Loved it Heather. Sure I love to hear more. But how did they bury him with her 😮. The gravestone. Flippo. So sad for the bride. He jumped too but she still looks for him. 😢
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Very interesting stories...such fun.
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Glad you enjoyed it
Loved these stories
Don't mess with the dead
That was pretty cool
Loved the stories. Well told.
Definitely don’t take from cemetery but Christmas is Dec not Aug but maybe some truth
We subbed bc ur stories are good
she died in august yes, 8 months after Christmas, yes I still wondered if was any truth to it, thanks for subbing!
@@thehillbillyfiles oh ok 8 months after er I went other way with it Aug then Dec but we will never know
@@thehillbillyfiles Christmas 🎄 I read could last up to 5wks but you did wonderful telling thanks
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