The Death of Mary Howe

Mary howe, at first glance, seemed to be alive. And yet there were other troubling pieces of evidence. No pulse, no breathing, no movement for a fortnight. All of that added up to death. So as he left the howe residence that day, he informed edwin that mary would need to be buried. But benjamin metcalf, the man who managed the place, refused to allow the men to bury the woman. He was a believer in her powers and wanted no part in helping them bury a person alive. The next day, doctor dixon returned, this time with help. They removed mary's body from the house. There was a graveyard across