[Disturbin]

I wonder if this will be a problem in the coming years with illegal aliens.

They are already “occupying” social security numbers, so it’s not much of a stretch .....

[Doogle]

[Kirkwood]

So the offer to move the other guy was made and he rejected it? Guess he is looking for money.

[ClearCase_guy]

"Allow me to introduce you to Mr. David Bingham, a man is search of a final resting place. But there will be no rest for Mr. Bingham here. He's taken a wrong turn, into ... the Twilight Zone.

[norcal joe]

From article: Bingham said the cemetery called it an error and offered to move his mother, the other David Bingham or to have Bingham's cremated ashes buried between them. He says he rejected their options.

What other option did he want them to do? (Besides pay him millions of dollars.)

[RegulatorCountry]

There may be more than just error with this. My father’s family has a private, family cemetery. Without permission, unrelated people have been buried there several times over the past two decades, to the point that the cemetery had to be fenced and locked. With the cost of traditional burial being as much as it is, apparently there is appeal in a “free” burial plot, among a certain sort of people. Why the surviving family would want shame associated with the grave of their loved one is beyond me, but that was a couple thousand that they didn’t have to spend.

[LZ_Bayonet]

Obviously this is a grave situation.

[antiRepublicrat]

Sixth Sense: He’s already dead and buried in that grave, but he doesn’t realize it yet.

[brytlea]

I wonder if he’s gone to the doctor. Just to make sure...
susie

[Tolkien]

Someone is not spinning in his grave.