Lost Friends: A Ghost Detective Short Story

At the farthest corner of the cemetery, a very special mausoleum stands vigil. Tall, solid, and spacious, it houses the remains of our town’s Jane and John Does. The bodies nobody claimed.

Two police officers arrive with a new urn, to be placed in a slot without a name. Clothilde and Robert, the cemetery’s only resident ghosts, attend the funeral from their side of the veil.

Most people need time to come to grips with being a ghost. Most people scream for days.

When a young girl pops out of the urn without so much as a squeak, Clothilde and Robert know they have a challenging new case on their hands.

This story is included in the collection Unfinished Business, Volume 1.

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It is a terrifying case that motivates the ghosts to try their best to warn and help the living and sends the readers a beautiful message.

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This story was first published in Pulphouse Fiction Magazine Issue #11.

Included in Unfinished Business, Vol 1.