I think I found an OLD grave today | |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1003364 United States 04/11/2011 04:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Crime scene? What the hell are you people smoking? Who the hell takes the time to bury someone under rocks? Probably an old grave, or mine marker. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1003364right, which is why I am ruling out crime scene. now, since you said mine marker............I am about 10 miles from one of the first gold mines in the US. [link to www.nchistoricsites.org] Nice. If it is a boundary marker and your lucky, you may find a tobacco tin with a copy of the original mine deed inside!!! Found a few myself for mines going back over 100 hundred years and the paper was preserved in excellent condition! |
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Mr. Oysterhead (OP) User ID: 1290493 United States 04/11/2011 04:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Crime scene? What the hell are you people smoking? Who the hell takes the time to bury someone under rocks? Probably an old grave, or mine marker. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1003364right, which is why I am ruling out crime scene. now, since you said mine marker............I am about 10 miles from one of the first gold mines in the US. [link to www.nchistoricsites.org] Nice. If it is a boundary marker and your lucky, you may find a tobacco tin with a copy of the original mine deed inside!!! Found a few myself for mines going back over 100 hundred years and the paper was preserved in excellent condition! that would be a great find! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 326376 United States 04/11/2011 04:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So I was doing my usual lunch-time walk on some trails with my dog in a patch of woods behind work when I saw a pile of rocks. It looked just like a shallow gravesite that would have been common in the frontier days and it was about the right size for a body. Quoting: Mr. OysterheadAfter clearing away some leaves and a large branch that had fallen on top, I started removing rocks. I could tell that they had been there for quite some time as there was sediment in between the rocks. But I was running out of time and I could tell it would take me a while to get to the bottom cause the rocks were packed so tight. As I sit here I am debating on if I should continue with it tommorrow. I might find something I dont want to see but they again I might find a body of someone who has been on a missing person's list for years. If I go back tomorrow I will take some pictures. Thoughts? It 's that 14 yr old girl from 1998 missing from the mall./ Call the police now that you have left DNA on the rocks and footprints in the area or grave. Seriously. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1338002 United States 04/11/2011 04:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | someones beloved pet, just forget it Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1329816not a murder not treasure just a decomposed dog on second thought...GO dig it and post video on you tube probably not a pet. the land is apart of a commercial property (my uncle owns). someone would have to go WAY out of their way to get to this spot. Also it would have to be one big ass dog to require such a large site. Are you the same OP who (found) a metal lid out in the woods like on LOST? IF so kiss my butt! |
Mr. Oysterhead (OP) User ID: 1290493 United States 04/11/2011 04:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So I was doing my usual lunch-time walk on some trails with my dog in a patch of woods behind work when I saw a pile of rocks. It looked just like a shallow gravesite that would have been common in the frontier days and it was about the right size for a body. Quoting: Mr. OysterheadAfter clearing away some leaves and a large branch that had fallen on top, I started removing rocks. I could tell that they had been there for quite some time as there was sediment in between the rocks. But I was running out of time and I could tell it would take me a while to get to the bottom cause the rocks were packed so tight. As I sit here I am debating on if I should continue with it tommorrow. I might find something I dont want to see but they again I might find a body of someone who has been on a missing person's list for years. If I go back tomorrow I will take some pictures. Thoughts? It 's that 14 yr old girl from 1998 missing from the mall./ Call the police now that you have left DNA on the rocks and footprints in the area or grave. Seriously. what mall? |
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Mr. Oysterhead (OP) User ID: 1290493 United States 04/11/2011 04:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | someones beloved pet, just forget it Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1329816not a murder not treasure just a decomposed dog on second thought...GO dig it and post video on you tube probably not a pet. the land is apart of a commercial property (my uncle owns). someone would have to go WAY out of their way to get to this spot. Also it would have to be one big ass dog to require such a large site. Are you the same OP who (found) a metal lid out in the woods like on LOST? IF so kiss my butt! nope |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1003364 United States 04/11/2011 04:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So I was doing my usual lunch-time walk on some trails with my dog in a patch of woods behind work when I saw a pile of rocks. It looked just like a shallow gravesite that would have been common in the frontier days and it was about the right size for a body. Quoting: Mr. OysterheadAfter clearing away some leaves and a large branch that had fallen on top, I started removing rocks. I could tell that they had been there for quite some time as there was sediment in between the rocks. But I was running out of time and I could tell it would take me a while to get to the bottom cause the rocks were packed so tight. As I sit here I am debating on if I should continue with it tommorrow. I might find something I dont want to see but they again I might find a body of someone who has been on a missing person's list for years. If I go back tomorrow I will take some pictures. Thoughts? It 's that 14 yr old girl from 1998 missing from the mall./ Call the police now that you have left DNA on the rocks and footprints in the area or grave. Seriously. ...are you people for real? Do you know what the local wildlife would have done to a shallow stone grave? That shit would have been torn up and consumed within the first week as the body got nice and juicy. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1003364 United States 04/11/2011 04:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Any tree markings in the area? Could be a waymark for Confederate Knights of the Golden Circle treasure. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1003364I haven't looked for any but I will keep that in mind when I am walking tomorrow. Normally sun symbols, U shapes carvings, roman numbers, etc. bore holes through trunks that line up. |
Mr. Oysterhead (OP) User ID: 1290493 United States 04/11/2011 04:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So I was doing my usual lunch-time walk on some trails with my dog in a patch of woods behind work when I saw a pile of rocks. It looked just like a shallow gravesite that would have been common in the frontier days and it was about the right size for a body. Quoting: Mr. OysterheadAfter clearing away some leaves and a large branch that had fallen on top, I started removing rocks. I could tell that they had been there for quite some time as there was sediment in between the rocks. But I was running out of time and I could tell it would take me a while to get to the bottom cause the rocks were packed so tight. As I sit here I am debating on if I should continue with it tommorrow. I might find something I dont want to see but they again I might find a body of someone who has been on a missing person's list for years. If I go back tomorrow I will take some pictures. Thoughts? It 's that 14 yr old girl from 1998 missing from the mall./ Call the police now that you have left DNA on the rocks and footprints in the area or grave. Seriously. ...are you people for real? Do you know what the local wildlife would have done to a shallow stone grave? That shit would have been torn up and consumed within the first week as the body got nice and juicy. good point |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1003364 United States 04/11/2011 04:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | you should investigate it yourself before calling anyone. it may be something else besides a grave, like a hiding place for money or gold. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 849777whatever is there it has been there for a while. This is very true. Some people did bury huge amounts of cash in "grave sites"... if you don't have a metal detector I would suggest you borrow or go buy a cheapy and scan the area before and during your excavation. Make sure you look for any unusual stones (carved markings on bottom or stones that are not local to the area and or different color). |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1338002 United States 04/11/2011 04:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | someones beloved pet, just forget it Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1329816not a murder not treasure just a decomposed dog on second thought...GO dig it and post video on you tube probably not a pet. the land is apart of a commercial property (my uncle owns). someone would have to go WAY out of their way to get to this spot. Also it would have to be one big ass dog to require such a large site. Are you the same OP who (found) a metal lid out in the woods like on LOST? IF so kiss my butt! nope Sorry. |
Mr. Oysterhead (OP) User ID: 1319722 United States 04/11/2011 05:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | you should investigate it yourself before calling anyone. it may be something else besides a grave, like a hiding place for money or gold. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 849777whatever is there it has been there for a while. This is very true. Some people did bury huge amounts of cash in "grave sites"... if you don't have a metal detector I would suggest you borrow or go buy a cheapy and scan the area before and during your excavation. Make sure you look for any unusual stones (carved markings on bottom or stones that are not local to the area and or different color). thanks for the advice |
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