April 2, 2025
Ep.324 – The Grave Robbers - A Dig for Treasure Unearths a Nightmare
Two desperate men break into a forgotten cemetery, hoping to score riches from a legendary grave. But when the coffin cracks open, they find more than gold—they awaken something ancient, seductive, and monstrously hungry. A horror tale of greed, betrayal, and gory revenge.
Grave Robbers by Bruce Haney
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On a cool spring night, two desperate men break into
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a forgotten cemetery, hoping to score riches from a legendary grave.
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But when the coffin cracks open, they find more than gold.
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They awaken something ancient, seductive, and monstrously evil.
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What's that? You want to be scared? Come with me.
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You will experience tales over our ghosts and death. It
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But now, as far as tonight goes, some people say
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the dead should be left to rest in peace, but
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others others see graves not as sacred ground, but as opportunity.
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Tonight's story is about two men, greedy, desperate and willing
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to dig up anything for a quick payday. But when
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they break into a grave that was never meant to
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be disturbed, they find something worse than bones. So join
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me after this. The Grave Robbers by Bruce Haney, you
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seriously expect me to drive you out to a cemetery
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knowing that you're going to dig up a body, Wally asked.
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Fritz then took a sip of beer. Everyone called him
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Fritz or Fritzi, but his name was Stephen fritz Meyer.
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That night, Fritz had asked his coworker Wally Ericksson, to
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come drinking. They were at a little hole in the
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wall joint by the river called the Ash Street Saloon.
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Fritz had brought him out to tell Wally about the
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legend in his near by small town, the one about
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a woman buried with all sorts of jewelry and riches.
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It'll be an easy score. It's an old pioneer cemetery.
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The broad was buried in like nineteen oh two or so,
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so no big deal. Anybody who cared for the old
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hag is long gone, Fritz said, taking a large drink
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from his glass. Okay, tell me again. How do you
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know this isn't just small town gossip. Wally asked, Well,
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I have just heard it my whole life. It's like
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the local legend, you know. Fritz said, I need more
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info than that if I'm going to get involved in
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such a deplorable enterprise as this, you must have some proof.
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Have you even been to the cemetery to see if
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a lady named Hazel Aldrich's ba buried there? Wally asked,
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Of course, Me and my buddies used to ride our
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bikes out there as kids. It's a chintzy little cemetery,
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all cheap, simple headstones except for hers. Fritz explained, Oh yeah.
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Wally asked. Her headstone has a sculpture of a pretty
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woman in a shawl leaning against it. Fritz said, that
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is fancy. Wally agreed, See, I think, yeah, that's right.
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I remember the inscription. It said, Hazel Aldrich beloved mother.
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Blessed are the dead that die? Really? Wally asked, yes,
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but it's not as cryptic as it sounds. It's a
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common abbreviation of a Bible passage. Weren't you an older boy?
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Oh yeah, I know that. Let me think, Uh, blessed
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are the dead who die in the lord? Wally recited.
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Why do you think they shortened it to save some bread?
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Fritz explained, But I thought she was rich, Wally asked.
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Fritz's jaw tightened and his brow furrowed as he looked
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at Wally, I don't know every little detail about her.
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Stop being a wet rag. This is a chance to
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make some serious cheddar Fritz said, So when do you
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want to do this? Wally asked? Why not tonight? Fritz said,
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don't we need to prepare? Wally asked, you're right, barkeep
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two more shots of well whiskey, Fritz said, and smiled
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at Wally her little liquid courage. He'll do you well,
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my friend. Wally was not Fritz's first choice for an accomplice,
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but he had an automobile and few of his buddies did.
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Most people who had cars at this time were too
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popular to hang around a guy like Fritz. Wally wasn't,
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which made him the perfect stooge. When Fritz was a teenager,
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he imagined living the good life and growing up. He
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did see the promise of that very life, but he
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just happened to come of age during the Great Depression,
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so instead of the house, car and good paying job,
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he worked in a factory, bummed rides from Wally when
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he could, and shared the rent with two other guys
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in a rat infested studio apartment near the river. Not
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his idea of the American dream. It wasn't like Wally's
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car was that nice? It was a fifteen year old Jalopi.
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Not a lot of older cars were around anymore, many
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of them had been scrapped for the war effort. It
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had various dents and was missing the right side running board.
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The inside wasn't great either. Wally's seat was stacked with
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cardboard to stop the spring from the ripped seat from
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poking him in the butt. The passenger seat was nearly pristine.
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As Wally didn't have many passengers, Most people found Wally
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to be annoying. Did you see that car, Wally asked,
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while looking through his rear view mirror, after they had
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stopped by their work to borrow a couple of shovels. Yeah,
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Fritz asked, I think it was an undercover cop the fuzz. Yeah,
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an undercover one. You should have seen how he looked
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at us. He knows, he knows, what Fritz said belligerently,
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Well you know, Wally stammered, I haven't told anyone and
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about this plan except you, and I haven't been out
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of your sight. So tell me, Einstein, how would they know?
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This calmed Wally down, which pleased Fritz, who needed time
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to think about his options. If the coffin, as the
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legend said, was full of riches, would he really want
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to share them? What was the amount of money that
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was worth betraying his friend? His thought process was again
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interrupted by Wally's paranoia. Maybe the bartender overheard us, or
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maybe someone reported a car at the plant when we
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grabbed the shovels. Well, is the car following us? Fritz said,
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with frustration. No, Wally admitted, all right, so maybe stop
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with the paranoia, or I'm gonna bop you in the nose.
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Got me? Fritz asked. With that They drove in silence,
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except for when Fritz gave directions, Hang a left, okay,
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now turn right, I said, right after another mile okay,
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Now turn off your lights and head down that road.
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Is that even a road? While he asked, yes, I
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rode it on my bike a million times when I
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was a kid, Fritz explained, but have you seen an
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automobile drive down it? It's fine, We're almost there, geez.
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Just go. The road, if it could be called that,
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was rough and overgrown with vegetation. Luckily, there were no ruts.
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This was likely because nobody had driven a vehicle on it.
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In years. I feel like we're driving through a field.
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You sure we're on a road. Wally asked, yes, this
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is dangerous. You know my exhaust could catch the grass
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on fire. Then keep moving so it doesn't happen. God damn,
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Wally said. As they hit a bump, What was that?
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Fritz asked, How the hell would I know? It's dark
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as hell out here and everything's covered in grass. Wally
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said it was a small tree stump that they drove over.
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This could have been worse because it had caught and
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nearly tore out a brake line, and old cars like
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that had no safety features. If one line was out,
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the brakes were gone. As they approached the cemetery, Wally
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pressed on the brakes. They still worked. Fritz brought his
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bag out with him. What do you have in that
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bag anyway? Wally asked, for one. I brought a small
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gas lamp. That's good. I wasn't going to trust your
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JALOPI to be the sole sort of light. Knowing your luck,
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the poor thing would die right after we got the loot,
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Fritz joked, I also have a bottle of whiskey and
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some smokes. Fritz didn't tell him about the gun he brought.
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Don't go away, weakly, spooky, We'll be right back.
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As the men looked around, Wally could see that there
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wasn't much to this graveyard. No wrought iron gates, no signs,
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no crypts, just a few bent, broken, and neglected headstones.
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That was until he saw her headstone. It was intricate
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and daunting in its size and mood, and appeared to
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be the only one that had been maintained. Ah, looks
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like you found it. Fritz lit his cigarette, using the
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small gas lamp as a lighter. Hopefully they didn't spend
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all their money on that headstone, Wally said. If the
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rumors around town are true, there should be plenty of
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extra loot. Fritz said, while putting his shovel into the dirt.
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How were they so loaded anyhow? I wouldn't expect that
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town to have any industry that could produce that much wealth,
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Wally asked, Grab a shovel and help. Fritz demanded, and
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they got to the task of digging up the grave.
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After shoveling just a few scoops of dirt, Wally asked again, seriously,
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though we could be wasting our time, how were they
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so wealthy. Well, that's an even bigger rumor, Fritz sighed,
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bringing in air to tell the story. You dig for
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a bit and I'll tell you, Fritz offered, Okay, I
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guess that's fair. Wally said it wasn't fair, especially since
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Fritz had decided that if the hall was enough to
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warrant it, he was going to shoot Wally with the
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gun he had in his bag. Heck, he thought, I
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already have the hole, and Hazel Aldrich has no way
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to complain about some extra company. All right, So here's
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the story. Around the turn of the century, the town
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had been hit by some kind of plague or something
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that killed many powerful people in town. Fritz said t B.
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Wally asked, maybe maybe not. Fritz said, it took a
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while for people to realize that there was a trend
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with all these deaths. Because this disease would wipe out
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the whole family. Distant relatives would be the ones to
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come to take care of the estate, always waiting a
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week or two for any lingering sickness to clear. But
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each out of towner would be surprised to find that
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not all their relatives were accounted for, and though they
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were allegedly wealthy, they had no real valuables in their homes.
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Most relatives would get the money that was in the bank,
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so they left slightly satisfied and without too much questioning.
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But the trend that the townsfolks noticed was that Hazel
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Aldrich had been seen as a dinner guest before each
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family began to get sick, yet she was always in
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good health, a real life typhoid Mary. While he asked maybe,
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Fritz answered, then what was she poisoning them? While he
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asked maybe both would be more believable than the story
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I heard. Fritz said, then what is it. I'm jumping
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out of this hole and getting out of here. If
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you try to tell me she was a vampire, Wally said, maybe,
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maybe not, But if you ask me she was a prisoner.
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Some people have said a witch, and others have said
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she was something else like what Wally demanded, something evil,
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something only written in those cheap pulps, like weird tales.
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Fritz said, well, Wally began to say, but stopped because
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his shovel hit something solid. Is that what I think
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I heard? Fritz asked, Yes, Wally said. Fritz jumped back
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into the grave with his shovel to help. He was
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now motivated that the big score could be minutes away.
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The two dug at a quickened pace until the coffin
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lid was exposed. Look at that lid. She must have
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been rich, Wally said, while leaning over and wiping the
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dirt from it, revealing the large silver cross that was attached.
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Wow is that silver? That cross alone will bring in
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some spending cash. Possibly get me my own wheels, Fritz said,
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after my share, of course, Wally asked, as Fritz began
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to pry on the cross with a screwdriver that he
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pulled out of his back pocket. Of course, of course,
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Fritz said, not knowing if that was a lie just yet,
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the score wasn't quite big enough to justify the killing
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so far. As soon as the cross was removed, they
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felt a stirring underneath their feet. Wally was scared and
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jumped out of the hole. Where are you going, Fritz demanded,
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sh something's moving under there, Wally stammered. I'm sure it's
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just rats, Fritz said, revealing his anger. Help me with
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this lid if you expect to get any of this score,
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Fritz said, and Wally jumped back down into the grave.
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A moment later, they both were flung up and out
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of the hole as the coffin lid exploded upwards.
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You're not safe yet, weekly, Spooky will be right back.
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The two landed on the ground and stared as a
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woman floated out of the gray. She was wearing a
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