The Girl Who Told the Funeral Home Her Own Obituary

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The Girl Who Told the Funeral Home Her Own Obituary

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In the summer of 1997, a twelve-year-old girl walked into Harriman Funeral Home on a Tuesday afternoon and asked to speak to the person who wrote the obituaries. Luna was alone, covering for the regular director. The girl introduced herself as Margaret, sat down in the chair across from Luna's desk, and recited her own death notice from memory — date of death, survivors, service details — as if she had seen it in print. Luna assumed it was a game, a strange kid's imagination. But the details Margaret gave were specific: the dress she would be buried in (blue, with white buttons), the song that would play ('I'll Fly Away'), and the name of the man who would find her body. Luna wrote it down to humor her. Two days later, Margaret's mother called. The obituary Luna had filed — the one she thought was fiction — was running in that morning's paper. And Margaret had been dead for six hours when she walked through the door. #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #TheLastService #Luna #SoloNarration #SmallTownHorror #FuneralHome #Obituary #Margaret #HarrimanFuneralHome #Ohio #1997 #BlueDress #IllFlyAway #Predestination #TimeLoop #DeathNotice #GriefHorror Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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