Submitted by CrankyBear t3_zcp8g2 in technology
Buckwheat469 t1_iyylel3 wrote
Reply to comment by SlapunowSlapulater in The Spooky Quest to Build a Google Maps for Graveyards by CrankyBear
I used findagrave.com to help my grandma find her father's grave in Oregon. Findagrave listed a location and had the image. We walked to the spot and it was someone else's grave. My grandma remembered it being by a tree, the only tree in the cemetery, but it wasn't there either. Then we went to the cemetery registry sign and found it in a different location. A bit of searching later and we found it in a completely different row than what the registry sign said. This is when I realized that they're just moving grave stones around, so you're likely not even standing next to your loved one sometimes.
CoziestGhost t1_iyyzkle wrote
I can 100% guarantee you they are not “just moving gravestones around.”
Yes-Eggplant-3551 t1_iyzcz3e wrote
Yes, because gravestones are notoriously easy to move around, like Guess Who.
Cheap_Amphibian309 t1_iz09880 wrote
Well I mean, that’s one take on occam's razor
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