10. here's a quick question for you kind of grim when you die what's the message You're Gonna Leave right on your Tombstone what's the one message you want to leave for everyone else mine would be like And subscribe I'd be like yeah nice got the last word you will believe number four is what it says I'm Taylor mcwaters and here are the top 10 cursed messages left on tombstones here we go copper list at number 10 ancient curse we'll kick this list off in ancient Egypt then we'll work our way up to more modern stuff you know how it is what officials found the tomb of egg mahor a pharaoh official that lived 4 000 years ago they also found a warning a message a curse rather it was written right there on the wall that's how you know that you're furry the name estaba an above ground massive tomb held this warning it reads might do against this my tomb the same shall be done to your property yeah you mess with my stuff I'll haunt you and your family how does that sound deal all right deal it also warns of ekmahore's knowledge of secret spells and magic and it threatens to fill in pure and true orders with a fear of seeing ghosts yeah the sparrow official wasn't [ __ ] around that's for sure number nine remember death uh yes can't forget turning the calendars a bit forward now to 1794 A.D a man named James Leeson was 38 at the time of his passing now his grave is in New York and it's one of the most visited Graves ever the message left over on his Tombstone is quite simple it's just a few symbols some Harry Potter stuff going on that's all it takes some otherwise standard headstone if it's an hourglass with wings a Most Cursed Objects flaming urn and a stone Cutter's tool suggesting that this person may have been a Mason there's one line at the top that was decoded a century later in 1889 somebody finally figured out another message and this message said remember death so now that we know this those symbols become a bit more eerie an hourglass with wings that symbolizes time passing quickly and the Flaming urn represents a Soul's immortality nice how lovely again on my headstone it'll say like and or subscribe number eight Alan Shannon in 1870 we obviously didn't have the same safety requirements as we do today WHMIS wasn't born yet we didn't have anything right no safety hats nothing like that for example if you wanted to read a little novel before bed you didn't have a kind Kindle with you you didn't even have a nightlight for that matter but you did have a kerosene lamp how lucky are you that's that's horrible that's pretty much all you had back then Ellen had used Ari danforth's non-explosive burning fluid and well dare I say the obvious happened you know the title of this list pretty Grim her tombstone in Pennsylvania doesn't shy away from the cause of her untimely death see in a time before Twitter this was the best way to spread Awareness on otherwise a horrible product Alan Shannon's Tombstone reads in memory of Alan Shannon aged 26 years old who was fatally burned on the 21st of March 1870 by the explosion of a lamp filled with re danforths non-explosive burning fluid yeah that's a tragedy MOST BIZARRE CURSES of course and that's a horrible way to go out but I admire that the family boldly put re Danforth himself publicly as the cause of her death they put him on blast for lack of a better term number seven midnight Mary back in 1872 in New Haven Connecticut Mary E Hart AKA midnight Mary was placed in a casket and buried thought to be dead but really she was still alive yeah just unconscious she was accidentally buried alive how terrible is that and Mary's tombstone has a lot of information all things considered the massive slab of pink stone reads at High Noon just from and about to renew her daily work and her full strength of body and mind Mary E Hart had fallen remained unconscious until she died at midnight October 15 1872 born December 16 1824 and then underneath there's one line that reads the people shall be troubled at midnight and pass away alright that one lines a bit much who added that that's [ __ ] up many have noted that this phrase is from the Old Testament sure but the tale of her being buried alive suggests that there might be a midnight curse lurking about either way that is a horrible horrible way to to go out that's probably my worst fear that's my new worst fear number six ancient entanglement all right once a thriving beautiful city in ancient Rome Pompeii was sadly destroyed in 79 A.D now the eruption of Mount Vesuvius burned the ancient city in volcanic ash and excavation didn't begin until the 18th century much later and after a full Century of careful excavation the city was then reopened to the public once again and now we're at the point where we're uncovering even more art and even more messages from that time yeah messages found on the walls of ancient buildings in Pompeii there's one exchange that I love personally it's about two men named successes and Severus and here's the message let's do this successes a weaver loves the innkeeper's girl her name was Iris she however did not love him T now still he begs her to have pity on him now his rival Severus wrote back on again said wall he added to this message and he wrote goodbye envious one why do you get in the way submit to a handsomer man and one who is is being treated very wrongly and good looking I have spoken I have written all that there is to say you love Iris but she does not love you yeah a lot of drama going on right and then Mount Vesuvius randomly erupted and then nobody settled their beef ever yeah this is why you don't waste time in love triangles okay just let her go hit that thumbs up and let her go Mount Vesuvius could go off any day and you're stuck in an entanglement get out of here it's not 79 A.D The Creepiest Urban Legend anymore number five Eugene 1929 Ohio a corpse just randomly appeared on the road just right in the middle of the road just 1920s things I guess there was an address found on this man's body but that address led to an empty plot of land they also had no name for this man as well so they named him Eugene they just named him after a local neighbor that's a pretty odd exchange like Hey we're gonna name this guy after you no worries yeah we just found him they use this body as an attraction he was a mummy that people would visit when they swung by in town like a museum attraction only not a pharaoh and a man from the 1920s in Ohio little little different now when people started to ask more about this mummy in Ohio this random ass mummy locals all agreed to finally lay the stranger to rest underground and not you know as an attraction ideally so now we do see his grave it just says Eugene found dead in 1929 and buried 1964. yeah I bet so many people see this and they're so confused they're like what send them this video and be like hey you're not going to believe number five watch this guy watch this guy with a beanie explain it he's much better at it than me number four Mary Jane McCune Mary Jane McCune was the wife of one James Farr now she was born in 1838 and she passed away in 1855. underneath Mary Jane's name is a message on how she passed and fair warning like the others this is quite Grim it says Mary Jane McCune was bitten by a rabid coyote developed rabies became violent and was then smothered with feather bed holy [ __ ] again imagine just seeing that in the middle of nowhere it's like Todd what the [ __ ] Barry the story even recalls that the husband James was away for work at time all this happened and he only found out what happened as soon as he got back that's so tragic that's the thing with these old wrestling places they have tons of information because that was the only way really to spread it that was your legacy it was literally written in stone rabies smothered I'm like oh my God can we leave some of this out this is pretty dark number three kv-55 this tomb was found in the Valley of the Kings by Edward Arrington back in 1907. it was discovered right next to King Tut's tomb it was a big deal but the reason we call this tomb by a number rather than you know King Tut's tomb or another name is because we have no idea who was made for it's just bear which is extremely odd for an ancient tomb like this but as you walk down the 20 steps towards kb-55 you'll notice only a few markings on the entrance markings that show that the entrance was once widened since its first cut along with its ceiling being raised higher so again somebody important was in here it's just a matter of why they were important right what did they do what happened a little bit of History the only hint as to who is buried remains on the walls and it's in one hieroglyph and that hieroglyph translates 2 the evil one shall not live again okay while I sure hope not whatever happened in there I've seen the mummy you know I'm all set let's keep it shut number two bone Compass warning okay just because we've been talking about Graves doesn't mean these messages have to be written or carved or drawn per se sometimes these messages can be as simple as leaving animal bones on the ground yeah that ought to speak for itself you see that in the woods you're on your way see you later in St Augustine for example the remains of a donkey were found buried underground and judging from the skull it had been clearly hunted down by humans right it was very not normal now that's not the mysterious part the mysterious part here is that all the bones have been carefully separated there's no marks to suggest that any tools were used at all so researchers believe that this animal wasn't meant for food maybe sacrifice I don't know it's odd either way it's pretty dark the limbs were placed to Point North and South directly they used this donkey as a compass how rude is that donkeys in that area in Florida in the 17th century that's not bizarre but the way that these bones were buried that definitely is what's the message here right what's the point if there is one if you reach the pile of bones you've gone too far
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