A dead ringer For love ha

Thanks GV. That was so interesting. Yes you are right I think it happened many times. Love from Africa 🌍 🇿🇦

Coronation street 😁

@@GraveVisitations 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Hope you're all feeling better, GV!! XXXX 💞❤🤗

Don't put that out there in the ether. Really. Not good.

😂😂😅 👀that only happens to people who have been naughty when they were alive😴

Still rather be burned alive than wake up in a coffin. At least burning is quick in comparison.

Getting back to normal soon toms

Thanks so much

My pleasure!

Could possibly be I never thought about that 👍

Sounds super good very old house with great history I'd imagine

Glad you enjoyed it thank you for watching

This story is well documented and a bell is on top of vault

No. Modern medicine prevents it now. Don't live in fear, it is a form of bondage used constantly by the fallen angel Lucifer. Do not let him have any control over you. The more you fear the stronger he becomes. Don't give him that power.

Hey, thanks! Joe

Thanks again! Sonny

Thanks Ann

Thank you

Doesn't matter much when you're dead. You're already at peace if you have a beautiful resting place like this ❤ All our worldy relationships mean very little at the end of the day.

You can comment on any video 😊👍

So someone would hear it ringing and get her out

@@GraveVisitations screwed into a coffin?

​@@davidhepple Yes, that was a thing back in the day. Attaching a rope/chain to a bell outside was a way to indicate that the person was still alive. Fresh graves were usually watched for a few days to listen for the bell.

True it's not possible

I would think it is since the vault hasn't been open since

Yes it is very true its called taphophobia

I hope not 😱

De lusi sounds Italian but maybe I'm wrong. Thank you for the information and watching always good to get another persons knowledge

I'd be hoping someone is around 😱

Frightening to think about 😱

@@GraveVisitations yes 😯

Looks like outside but was kind of hard to see. Maybe the lid was left un locked

@@GraveVisitations, even if unlocked, it would be heavy. I'm not negating the story, just trying to figure out if her wish was actually granted in a suitable manner...

It may have once been inside the coffin, but was removed the next time there was a death.

The term "graveyard shift" came about because people were actually hired to sit in the graveyard all night just in case someone had been buried alive and were ringing a bell. No joke.

Not sure tbh I've been to so many cemeteries it's hard to remember

@@GraveVisitations I watch your channel to see if you run across my family. I haven't seen any either. Thank you for your response

Your a Great story teller as well

Don't know what you mean by that

@@GraveVisitationsit’s a tool to copy shapes over and over.

​@@GraveVisitationsI think the OP is referring to the mausoleums that seem similar in shape. These were usually sold as a "unit" to an individual or family. The purchaser could customize their resting place accordingly. However, a lot of families made changes to only the interiors while mostly retaining the exterior except for adding their name or family crest/signia. This was partly due to graveyard design stipulations as this estate was very expensive and they had to sell units to individuals of similar social standing. OP, while these places may look similar they are very valuable real estate. They have also stood the test of time if you see the dates on there. They are a piece of (architectural) history, a revered site for families to pay respects to their ancestors and a reminder for us mortals - memento mori. Graveyards are interesting for their energetic imprint as well.