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Captain Leary's Crypt
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Thursday, June 18th, 2009 : goo
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It seems that Capt. Wm. H. Leary has slipped the crypt...
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Sam: 18th Jun 2009 - 18:38 GMT
They walk among us.
I keep hoping you'll post a followup. Did you look inside? What's in there? And where was this taken?
anon (c-24-131-177-192.hsd1.mn.comcast.net): 18th Jun 2009 - 21:10 GMT
Maybe he went for a smoke with his brother Timothy??
Jethro: 21st Jun 2009 - 00:51 GMT
It may feel crazy enough for me to say this but that could possibly be some form of ghostly matter. I seriously don't know how or why (...) but I can try to guess that there was probably a series of events that kinda made his death such a vital thing. It's like he was an important figure..
LOL. I'm not sure. But it scares me the fact that a person's ghost who was once a very important figure could be haunting a place or something. It's like seeing Obama's ghost lurking around the white house. LOL.
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