Ok, this is bizarre.
I saw this movie called the Grudge. It was the American version of a Japanese horror film called Ju-on: The Grudge.
Anyway, the basic premise was this, if something really fucked up happens, wherever it happens is stained with all of the anger and whatnot that the victims felt at the time of their deaths.
For some reason that emotion becomes a spiritual stain of some kind and that “stain”, if you want to call it that, will stick to anyone that comes within the vicinity and kill anyone that reeks of it.
In other words, whatever is haunting a haunted house, if it is haunted because something really fucked up happened inside it, whatever is haunting that house is not bound to it and will chase your ass down to the ends of the earth to make sure it kills you.
Well that is the first thing I thought of when I read this story on Reuters.
A woman was found dead at the scene of a bizarre automobile accident but to the surprise of the emergency crews that responded to the accident rigor mortis had already started to set into her.
What?
Yeah that is what they said.
The husband apparently had crashed head on into a concrete wall while driving in the car with her corpse propped up in the backseat with his 3-year-old son Masamune somewhere in tech front seat with him.
For reasons which we may never know, the husband swerved off the road and smashed head into a concrete wall.
Bouncing off the wall the car then hit the lane divider in the middle of the highway and somehow throughout all of this his son was thrown from the car.
Well when Masayuki (the husband) got out of the car to find when he son was catapulted to, that is when he was struck by on coming traffic and killed instantly.
Now only one reason that immediately comes to mind why someone would have their dead, rotting wife propped up in the backseat of a car is if knows how she got that way, and the only reason I can see why he would swerve off the road suddenly like that is if he thought he heard her ask him where they were going?
Karma had apparently already left the scene of the accident by the time of this article and hadn’t left a statement.