Gather around, creepy crew, because this one stopped me dead in my tracks & then you voted and requested for more, and I love to deliver. 

At Edington Priory Church in Wiltshire, England — a 14th-century medieval priory consecrated in 1361 — there is a stone coffin that exists in a permanent spiritual no-man’s-land. It doesn’t rest in the ground. It doesn’t rest inside the church. It sits mounted on the boundary wall, sealed, ornate, and shrouded in legends so dark they’ll make your skin crawl.

The Church has no records. Historians have no consensus. And whoever — or whatever — lies inside has been denied holy ground for centuries. 

The why is where it gets really interesting.
We’re going to talk about it.