5 Strange and Mysterious Graves in the world whose reality will amaze you

Millions of people die on a daily basis in the world and leave this mortal world according to different religions and customs.

 People bury their loved ones in the grave but the death of some people and the grave after their death also makes them mysterious.

There are some graves in the world that make one wonder where and when they are.

 In today's article, we will tell you about some of the strangest and most mysterious tombs globally, including Turkey, which you will surely be amazed to know.

1- Grave in the middle of the road in Turkey 

According to reports, the tomb has been in the middle of the road for many years and people stop to recite Fatiha and lay flowers at the tomb. This tomb has been built here for many years but no one knows whose tomb it is.

 Why is this grave in the middle of the road?

 Some of the strangest incidents behind this are known to be that when the grave was demolished under the new map of the area and when the government officials started thinking about relocating the mysterious tomb, they had a strange dream.  

The dream was about not relocating the grave.۔ As a result, decided to build the road around the tomb, and the tomb was left in the same condition.

Many believe that anyone buried in this tomb was indeed a great being.

2- The tomb of Walter Summerford

Walter Summerford, a British Army officer, was considered the most unfortunate man in the world. Walter Summerford's story is a bit strange. During World War II in 1918, he was riding his horse in Belgium when lightning struck him, paralyzing his entire lower back. A few months later, Walter was recovered but was declared unfit by the Army, and two years later he moved to Canada, where he began a new life.

Then one day Walter went fishing in Summerford Pond and sat down under a tree to rest. Lightning struck him again and paralyzed the right side of his body. Walter recovered two years after the accident. Later in 1930, the unfortunate man Walter was walking in a park when the weather suddenly turned bad and then lightning struck him, after which he fought for his life for 2 years and then passed away.

Lightning did follow him here because two years after his death in 1936, lightning struck Walter Summerford's tomb and shattered his tombstone. It was a coincidence or an accident. It is said that even today if there is a storm in this area, lightning strikes his grave.

3- Grave with window 

Dr. Timothy Clark, from Vermont, USA, was terrified of being buried when he was alive. He had his grave prepared before he died and the grave was a bit strange. He put a window and a bell on his grave that if the doctor said he was dead and people buried him and if he was alive he would ring the bell and tell people that he was alive and Get it out.

4- The grave of modern times

As everyone knows that smartphone has affected the lives of people these days.

A huge inscription in the shape of an Apple iPhone has recently been made on the grave of a Russian woman who died at the age of 25, with a picture of the woman on the screen.

5- Car grave

This unique tomb belongs to a man named Steve who was obsessed with cars. He died 2 years ago. Steve loved the BMW car, but he couldn't afford it in his lifetime, so his family built a tomb on his death that had a statue of the BMW on it.