The admission stunned them all, they were certain that if the Diggens family had lost a daughter, there would have been a funeral. Forget the funeral, there would have been announcement even if other families were not invited to the funeral.
It left them wondering if the ghost was lying or the Diggens were hiding something. With some doubts still lingering around, Maureen had a thought. "You would not by any chance be the one that is in a coma, right?"
In response it laughed menacingly. "Oh dear, I am afraid that coma period came to an end long ago. I died about five years ago; those shameless people buried me like a stray cat. No coffin or send off party, they just wrapped me in a bed sheet and tossed me in a cold dark hole as if I never mattered." There was resentment in its tone.
