The Case Of The Haunted Skull (Prop) – A True Story Of Mischief And Morality
Is there such a thing as a too-realistic replica? Ask the thief who stole from a skull carver’s workshop.
Zane Wylie produces highly detailed replica skulls that you can find in several major media productions.
One day the artist discovered a Shakespeare skull he had carved for the production “Will,” had gone missing.
Soon after, a hand-written note, and the returned skull, appeared in the carver’s mailbox.
It seems the skull was a little too realistic, and the thief now believed he was haunted for his misdeed.
Zane was content to let the thief go, but it seems his ghosts were not, as a second letter soon appeared.
Seeing a chance too good to pass up, the artist decided to pass on a valuable life lesson.
Creating a fantastic story about the City Of The Dead, Zane told the thief of his own hauntings.
The only way to make the haunting stop, is to do good deeds, he told the young thief.
Read the rest of this story and find the realistic skulls that started it all, at the link in the description.