Urban Legend
As legend has it, a prominent member of Parma City Council murdered a friend in 1976. In his premeditated genius, he put the body's remains in the cement box that was supposed to be prepared as a "time capsule" that took part in the bicentennial celebration and was buried outside city hall. By the time the capsule is opened in 2076, he will be long dead. Rumors of the cover up have been circulating for years, but the victim remains on the missing persons list.
posted by cleveland facts @ 10:12 PM
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6 Comments:
why isnt this called "parmafacts"?
- good story though.
That story will haunt my dreams for many moons. I guess even the most splendid cities have a dark side.
Also, why is everyone still hung up on there not being actual Cleveland facts on this website? You're just going to launch them into another rant about the donut effect.
and isn't the capsule contstructed out of lead so that it can't be x-rayed?
There's a reason why no one is commenting about this fact anymore. It's because this is boring and VERY INACCURATE!
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