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Police offered little in terms of explanation as to why a 91-year-old Wyalusing Township woman kept the bodies of her deceased husband and twin sister in her home.

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It'd be company of a sort, I suppose.

Peg;1322012 wrote: Police offered little in terms of explanation as to why a 91-year-old Wyalusing Township woman kept the bodies of her deceased husband and twin sister in her home.

LINKWhy do we keep bodies in cemetaries?

Ahso!;1322020 wrote: Why do we keep bodies in cemetaries?


where would you suggest we keep them?

kazalala;1322021 wrote: where would you suggest we keep them?Burn them or let them decompose naturally. Ashes to ashes - dust to dust.

Ahso!;1322022 wrote: Burn them or let them decompose naturally. Ashes to ashes - dust to dust.


well i want to be cremated... but let them decompose naturally?where? wherever they lay?

kazalala;1322023 wrote: well i want to be cremated... but let them decompose naturally?where? wherever they lay?I think its okay to bury dead bodies, but keeping the ground sacred? Its silly IMO.

Ahso!;1322024 wrote: I think its okay to bury dead bodies, but keeping the ground sacred? Its silly IMO.


I may have agreed with you at one time,, and indeed even for myself if i was buried... but since my son was buried i do understand at least the need for respecting that little piece of land

kazalala;1322026 wrote: I may have agreed with you at one time,, and indeed even for myself if i was buried... but since my son was buried i do understand at least the need for respecting that little piece of landSorry for your loss.

Ahso!;1322027 wrote: Sorry for your loss.


thank you .. it was a long time ago ,, but obvioulsy has a bearing on how i think ,,if i was in my right mind i wouldnt have had him buried

Peg;1322012 wrote: Police offered little in terms of explanation as to why a 91-year-old Wyalusing Township woman kept the bodies of her deceased husband and twin sister in her home.

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that indeed is very weird.:-3

Peg;1322012 wrote: Police offered little in terms of explanation as to why a 91-year-old Wyalusing Township woman kept the bodies of her deceased husband and twin sister in her home.

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I just think that's carrying the idea of " . . .a family that stays together . . ." a little too far. Think of what that decomposing flesh had to smell like before it became mummified. :yh_sick

Zapata;1322043 wrote: I just think that's carrying the idea of " . . .a family that stays together . . ." a little too far. Think of what that decomposing flesh had to smell like before it became mummified. :yh_sick


I agree, takin it just a tad bit far.:rolleyes:

and the stench?:yh_nailbi

The poor woman is probably senile, and no one checks in on them.

spot;1322018 wrote: It'd be company of a sort, I suppose.
I did read an article that stated she didn't like to be alone and would talk to them.



Kathy Ellen;1322052 wrote: The poor woman is probably senile, and no one checks in on them.
They claim she is of sound mind. I don't see how you can be of sound mind and have 2 bodies dug up and then live with them.

According to what I've read, authorities say she can keep them if she installs a crypt. She also gave reasons as to why she did what she did.

Woman Lived with Corpses of Husband, Twin - CBS News

I read that article Mustang. So sad.

Mustang;1322055 wrote: According to what I've read, authorities say she can keep them if she installs a crypt. She also gave reasons as to why she did what she did.

Woman Lived with Corpses of Husband, Twin - CBS News


That's just so sad.

She kept her husband on a couch in the detached garage, in the suit he was buried in.

Mustang;1322055 wrote: According to what I've read, authorities say she can keep them if she installs a crypt. She also gave reasons as to why she did what she did.

Woman Lived with Corpses of Husband, Twin - CBS News


Thanks for posting the rest of the story, Mustang. What a sad, sweet story.

Peg;1322054 wrote: I did read an article that stated she didn't like to be alone and would talk to them.



They claim she is of sound mind. I don't see how you can be of sound mind and have 2 bodies dug up and then live with them.


I wonder if she's getting the same kind of attention she always got from him before?

It makes you wonder how a little old lady, all by herself, can rob two graves, remove the bodies and bring them home with her, undetected.

Mustang;1322082 wrote: It makes you wonder how a little old lady, all by herself, can rob two graves, remove the bodies and bring them home with her, undetected.


I does indeed....makes me wonder to, as she must have had help.:sneaky:

There is no way I could dig up a grave and a bring up a casket, then drag a body?

makes me think this is just a weird concocted up story.

My thoughts exactly she had to have help. Isn't grave robbing a crime in every state? Didn't anyone notice the holes in the ground? Something just odd and creepy about the whole thing.



It makes you wonder how a little old lady, all by herself, can rob two graves, remove the bodies and bring them home with her, undetected.

flopstock;1322074 wrote: I wonder if she's getting the same kind of attention she always got from him before?


Its always the mans fault.:sneaky:

Men like to bury their stiffs.

State police - who haven't yet released the identities of those who retrieved the bodies - will soon present their findings to the Bradford County district attorney. A decision on charges is expected in a few weeks.
She didn't dig them up. She had someone do the dirty work.

Peg;1322211 wrote: She didn't dig them up. She had someone do the dirty work.


sorry Peg, your right, guess we just assumed.

It does say she dug her sister up.:-3

I still can't get passed this, who would want their dead husbands body lying on a couch in the garage?

Perhaps to her it was a way to be closer, to me, it sounds like something out of a horror movie.

let one rest in peace.

Maybe shes sentimental.

Nomad;1322337 wrote: Maybe shes sentimental. I thought you wrote semimental at first..:yh_rotfl

Some people stuff their dead pets. She just carried it to the next level is all.

hoppy;1322405 wrote: Some people stuff their dead pets. She just carried it to the next level is all.


perhaps I should stuff my X husband, oh wait, he's not dead yet.:sneaky:

Odie;1322408 wrote: perhaps I should stuff my X husband, oh wait, he's not dead yet.:sneaky:


:wah::wah::wah:

hoppy;1322411 wrote: :wah::wah::wah:


I knew you would like that one, we think alike!:yh_rotfl

This is nothing I have to worry about. The wife says once I stop doing the chores, I am out on the streets.

Future road kill.

LarsMac;1322420 wrote: This is nothing I have to worry about. The wife says once I stop doing the chores, I am out on the streets.

Future road kill.


:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Sad story.

Kinda reminds me of the movie, "Psycho", in which a son keeps his deceased mother's body in the basement.