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11-03-2009, 07:51 AM
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Gravesite of witch who taunted townspeople in the 1800's. Before she was hanged and cut in two by an anry mob, she put a curse on Reisterstown saying if anybody visited her grave, her two halves would crawl closer to each other until one day, they would become whole. For assurance, the townspeople buried her upper half on one side of Reisterstown in a grave marked UPPER MELINDA. The other grave in unmarked and has not been found till this day.
11-03-2009, 08:57 AM
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I remember when I was a little kid my friends family owned a lot of land. There was a gravesite on it and we were going to go dig it up after school because we wanted to see the skeleton.
His little sister ratted us out because she over heard us talking about it. In retrospect im really glad we got caught.
His little sister ratted us out because she over heard us talking about it. In retrospect im really glad we got caught.
11-03-2009, 09:59 AM
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I remember when I was a little kid my friends family owned a lot of land. There was a gravesite on it and we were going to go dig it up after school because we wanted to see the skeleton.
His little sister ratted us out because she over heard us talking about it. In retrospect im really glad we got caught.
His little sister ratted us out because she over heard us talking about it. In retrospect im really glad we got caught.
11-03-2009, 11:11 AM
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Gravesite of witch who taunted townspeople in the 1800's. Before she was hanged and cut in two by an anry mob, she put a curse on Reisterstown saying if anybody visited her grave, her two halves would crawl closer to each other until one day, they would become whole. For assurance, the townspeople buried her upper half on one side of Reisterstown in a grave marked UPPER MELINDA. The other grave in unmarked and has not been found till this day.
