Cemetery workers , what is the most unexplainable thing you've experienced at work?
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"Not a cemetery worker, but.... 2002-2003 we, my husband, a couple of friends and I, stopped by a cemetery to pay our respects to a friend, "Steve" who had passed away a few years before. He'd been shot in a tragic case of mistaken identity-- that is, the person who shot him thought our friend was someone else and shot him up, killing him. It was a late, Fall afternoon and as we all stood around his grave reminiscing and just talking about days past, the sun set. It wasn't dark but it certainly wasn't daylight anymore. At some point one of us, I think my husband, asked whether they closed the gates and if we would be able to drive out. "Steve? How about it? Do they close the gates at night?" And just then the brick arch over his tombstone crumbled down in a chaotic little heap. We stood there, frozen in shock, and then bolted. A couple of days later we returned. Arch was gone, of course, and the detritus cleared away. It was just weird. "
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One time I was working the graveyard shift (I know, ironic) and strolled past 2 men digging a grave. This was not usually unusual however when I walked past about 15 minutes later the men were gone and the area they were digging was completely untouched, like grass was still growing and everything. Creepiest shit ever
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I was a family service counselor at a combo cemetery/funeral home for four years. I witnessed several disinterments. So. Many. Roaches.
I work at a national cemetery and I have been in the break room eating lunch alone and saw someone standing at the sink out of the corner of my eye. When I turned and looked no one was there. I've also seen my what I thought was my boss standing by his truck when I was driving into the yard, but when I parked he was gone. I talked to him about it later and he was in a building away from where I thought I saw him.
My mom's sister fell in a gravesite (age 4) and passed out. All the siblings ran home, leaving her in there. She's never been the same since.
I've been a cemetary worker for 15 years. Why is everyone buying toilet paper?
"We experienced a very wet winter, which caused the sides of the grave to collapse. We boarded up the opening so the pallbearers could place the casket on the rollers. We had an obstinate priest who would not listen to anything you told him. We said "When you bless the grave, do NOT walk around it. Well, he did and one of the boards broke. All you could see was his hands and the top of his head. After we pulled him out, he walked over to the family and said "I've been down there, and I want you to know everything is all right." Everybody had a good laugh. "
Not a worker, but have a lot of family buried in the same cemetery. My great-Aunt's grave is away from everyone else's, she was from another side of the family. We go once a year to visit everyone. For some reason, we can never find hers. We write it down before we go on a piece of paper or in our phones, it gets lost. We used to find a tree and go from there, the tree got cut down. We call them to get the location, their computer goes down. She had a great sense of humor, so we like to think she is laughing somewhere while we search. It's just weird how it happens every single time we visit.
"Not a cemetery worker but when I was 9 we moved to liberal Ks and moved into a house that was evil as shit. We lived in that house till I was 16 before moving to MO. The entire family has experiences. From hearing our names called to being scratched. Touched pushed and things that would throw themselves across the room. Babysitters would make me stay up with them as I was the oldest and would never came back afterwards. Lights and water would come on in the whole house at once upstairs and down. The local Catholic priest said we were "liars" wouldn't even came out to the house. We told they ppl who bought it but ya know they laughed at us. Heard they lived there less then 2yrs. I got use to ppl not believing us but I will never forget that house and how it affected my family. "
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