Don't be afraid. Lock the doors. Turn out the lights. Inclimb into bed. It's time for

a real Billy. Dead time. Stories.

Dead stones. Make it easy to block out the fact that you are surrounded by dead bodies.

For others, wandering around a cemetery can bring about the feelings of sorrow from the

loss of someone close. You'd like to think that your loved ones final

rest in place will bring them the eternal peace that they deserve. Unfortunately, some

cemeteries have a horribly hidden past that will definitely not let its residents rest in peace.

If you ever want to see a side-by-side example of a cemetery that you would

be honored to have your family buried in as opposed to one that would give you nightmares

to have a loved one spend an eternity. Look no further than Cave Hill Cemetery and Eastern

Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky. Cave Hill Cemetery is the final resting place

of various military heroes as well as noted public figures such as Colonel Harlan Sanders

from Kentucky Fried Chicken Fame, Famous Explorer, George Rogers Clark, and one of the most

popular athletes of all time, Muhammad Ali. Cave Hill is a popular tourist attraction

and a Louisville treasure. Many assume that the small cemetery next to Cave Hill is simply

part of it because it's so close. But in fact, Eastern Cemetery has been abandoned for

decades and has quite the trouble passed.

Eastern Cemetery sits on 28 acres and is one of Louisville's oldest cemeteries being

established in the 1840s. The past wasn't always troubled. In fact, the cemetery gained

notoriety for being one of the first in America to allow people from different races and

ethnicities on the same property. This was unheard of at the time. Eastern Cemetery is the

resting place to people from various backgrounds such as ministers from different religions,

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