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By The Associated Press
SPARTANBURG, S.C. - Some people lay flowers or notes at gravesites. A woman in South Carolina left a handgun.
Police in the county of Spartanburg told the Herald-Journal newspaper that a 28-year-old woman who hadn't been feeling well consulted a spiritual adviser, who told her she needed to return something that was given to her to cleanse her soul.
So the woman left a .45-calibre handgun in a box at a man's grave at Good Shepherd Memorial Gardens. She told police the man had given her the weapon about 12 years ago and she hoped by returning it that she would feel better.
After police discovered the gun, the woman told them she wanted it destroyed.
Police are storing the gun at the sheriff's office. No charges have been filed.
SPARTANBURG, S.C. - Some people lay flowers or notes at gravesites. A woman in South Carolina left a handgun.
Police in the county of Spartanburg told the Herald-Journal newspaper that a 28-year-old woman who hadn't been feeling well consulted a spiritual adviser, who told her she needed to return something that was given to her to cleanse her soul.
So the woman left a .45-calibre handgun in a box at a man's grave at Good Shepherd Memorial Gardens. She told police the man had given her the weapon about 12 years ago and she hoped by returning it that she would feel better.
After police discovered the gun, the woman told them she wanted it destroyed.
Police are storing the gun at the sheriff's office. No charges have been filed.