Widow Builds Vault, Could Get Corpses Back

Widow Builds Vault, Could Get Corpses Back

WYALUSING, Pa. -- It looks like Jean Stevens will be reunited with the two people she loved so much that she wanted them to keep her company after they died.

The 91-year-old widow who lived with the embalmed corpses of her husband and twin sister - until authorities found out and took them away - is hopeful they'll be returned soon.

Workmen at Stevens' rural property outside the northern Pennsylvania town of Wyalusing have been busy the past few months, erecting a gabled building with gray siding and a white door. It resembles an oversized shed, or a smaller version of Stevens' detached garage.

In reality, it's a mausoleum that Stevens intends as the final resting place of her husband of nearly 60 years, James Stevens, and her twin, June Stevens. And authorities have told her it's the only way she can get them back.

She can't wait.

http://www.clickorlando.com/news/26360871/detail.html

Good luck to them.

in PA (and other states) that have family graveyards as part of the parcel.

But none of the graves are right next to houses, as this mausoleum appears to be. Maybe somebody will want to make a scary movie there someday.

That is what I would do :)

How do you train zombies, anyway??? I don't have a sink fairy who magically loads the dishwasher in the night.


:D

even published a few fantasy short stories. But in my opinion, Miracle Max had it right.

:yoiks:

I keep my husband's ashes in an urn in my bedroom. I don't know if I would want to keep his corpse though.

Once he goes they will be combined and spread out on the wind.

thrown in a lake up north that we both loved.