#lilly e gray

[brandnamefag]

How is this simultaneously both the best and worst photo I've ever taken? Only god knows

[badcynosure-blog]

In Salt Lake City boneyard a rather strange gravestone can be found. Through out repeated tries no one has managed to solve the mystery about what the sentence “Victim of the beast 666″ is referring too. The only known things about this grave is that “Lilly” is misspelt with an extra “l” and that the date of her birth is wrong, she was actually born June 4 1880. It’s not sure if this was intentional or a human error.  It’s also known that at the age of 72 she married a man named Elmer Gray who had a past as a thief. Lily’s obituary says that she died of natural causes in a local hospital, nothing that would give reason to give her such a mysterious inscription. 

[elita--one-blog]

"In the Salt Lake City Cemetery, there is a small gravestone for a woman named Lilly E. Gray with an inscription that reads, "VICTIM OF THE BEAST 666." Many people have attempted to research this stone and Lilly, but strangely always hit a brick wall, as there is no information aside from her obituary, which states only that she died of natural causes."