For example, you decide to go to the cemetery to visit a deceased relative. When you got there, you found that his grave was inexplicably missing. A little later, she is found in a completely different place. What to do in such a situation? How to react? It seems that this cannot be? In fact, as much as he can. Moreover, such cases continue to be recorded in various parts of our planet.
It all started in the fifteenth century …
In the fifteenth century, in a small town called Linz (located in Australia), Stetenberg's tomb disappeared from its original place. A little later, she was found in the opposite section of the old cemetery. The locals then accused Stetenberg and his relatives of witchcraft. They believed that because of the atrocities committed by this person, his spirit could not find rest, so it moves with the grave from side to side.
People decided to excavate the grave. Afterwards, the remains were removed from it and solemnly burned at the stake in front of everyone in front of everyone's eyes (this is how they executed everyone who was considered sorcerers and witches in those days). The pit itself was thrown into the ash formed after the execution, buried and a cross made of aspen was installed instead of a tombstone.
1627, Spain: in a small Cuenca (city), the grave of P. Asuntos inexplicably "moved". The Inquisition quickly reacted to the incident, began to investigate this "journey beyond the grave", but could not find those to blame.
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1740s, Ravensburg (Germany): Two shepherds drove a flock across a shallow river. When they reached the clearing, they noticed a lonely tombstone, which turned out to be there in an incomprehensible way. On the tombstone was the name of the woman H. Bauer. It should be noted that the shepherds used to constantly walk through that clearing, but they had never noticed any cemetery attributes on it before. The frightened shepherds decided to ask the priest for advice, who told them that H. Bauer had indeed lived in Ravensburg at one time and had a special love for religion. During her lifetime, she often helped the church, which is why she was buried in the church cemetery. After a mini-expedition led by a priest came to that cemetery, it turned out that instead of the above-described grave there was a wasteland. Exhumation was carried out in places of past and present burials. At the church cemetery, Bauer's coffin and her remains were not found, but they were found in the middle of the clearing. The shocked priest said it was God's will. He made a decision to leave the grave-traveler in a new place, since that is what God allegedly wished.
1895, United States: the grave of archaeologist D. Lowry inexplicably "moved" six hundred meters along with all the attributes - a coffin, a gravestone and remains.
1928, Gleneesville (Scotland): local media loudly announced a paranormal incident - R. Hazelm's grave mysteriously disappeared. This sir was buried in the middle of the nineteenth century. A. Hazlem's nephew decided to visit his relative. In the past, he had already come to his uncle's cemetery, so he knew perfectly well where his grave was. Also A. Heislem perfectly remembered the neighboring tombstones, in particular the statue of an angel. When he came to the cemetery, next to the above-described angel did not see his uncle's tombstone. Instead, he saw a wasteland overgrown with grass and bushes. With the help of a local watchman A. Hazelm found R. Hazelm's grave, which took a lot of time. It turned out that she had somehow shifted two hundred meters to the side. The grave's layout was evidence of the grave's movement.
On the territory of Russia, such cases practically did not occur
To be more precise, there was one such case. The journey of the grave took place in the Kostroma province. The local headman discovered a tombstone in his hut. Shocked by this, he went to the cemetery to find what was left of this grave, but his search was unsuccessful.
How do graves move?
First of all, you might think that these travel graves are the tricks of evil pranksters. On the other hand, how then did they manage to go unnoticed? After all, such a painstaking process requires more than one hour of time. It is physically impossible to quickly remove an old burial from the ground and move it over a fairly large distance, and then bury it imperceptibly so that no one suspects that it is fresh. Some ufologists believe that graves are moved with the help of certain magic. Sorcerers and witches perform a certain ritual that makes the burial travel in order to scare the relatives of the deceased. Moreover, even the natives believe in moving graves. They have a special ritual that they necessarily perform during the funeral: they sprinkle the grave with the juice of a special "miraculous" tree,and they also erect a curb of red clay and shells around it, which prevents it from leaving.
According to some unverified information, there is a special radiation on our planet, which supposedly can attract remains and other objects, causing them to move. In addition, some argue that this unknown force can make a dead man turn into a zombie. For example, in a village located near the town of Bruck an der Mur (Austria), the following once happened: the bodies lying there rose from the graves and walked through the settlement in a crowd, scaring the local residents to a pulp. All this happened at night. The next morning, their remains were not found in the graves. A similar case was described by the Indian media after the fall of the meteorite. This space object provoked the dead to leave their graves and go into the forest, after which no one else saw them.