One has to marvel at how much Miss Fannie loved Mr. Licker to have agreed to take his name:
The William Shakespeare Curse: Creepy Blessings and a Missing Skull
The legend of the William Shakespeare Curse can be traced to William Shakespeare’s epitaph, inscribed with a warning against disturbing his grave. In characteristic dramatic flair, he states his intention to curse any grave robbers. Despite the potential theft of his skull in 2016, no dire consequences have been reported for the intruders. Visitors are…
Mr. Accordion’s Revenge From the Grave
Oak Ridge Cemetery in Springfield, Illinois is not your typical graveyard. It receives visitors from all parts of the world who come to pay their respects at the final resting place of President Abraham Lincoln. Roy Bertelli wanted to be one of the 77,000 people who, in death, can claim Lincoln as a neighbor. His…
The Unexpected Hero Found in an Unmarked Grave
He was known to be a hooligan. Technically, he was a “Hooligan” with a capital H. Known by the locals as Happy Hooligan, Fred was one of the more colorful characters of Washington, Missouri. He lived in a vacant building just outside town. You could easily identify him by his long, scraggly hair and beard.…
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