To date, I’ve visited the tomb of James Garfield in Cleveland’s Lake View Cemetery four times – one of those visits happened shortly after my photographer taped his latest episode of ‘Hail to the Chief’ at GBS Studio in Port Huron, Michigan. Although Garfield is one our favorite Presidents, Ol’ James has messed with me during each of our trips to the impressive monument; built to honor and protect the remains of the assassinated President and his wife Lucrecia.
On July 17, 2013 – my head was mysteriously removed by someone or something minutes after I visited Garfield’s tomb. During my second time at the memorial on August 17, 2015 – I had a close encounter with an energy force while I was held in the memorial’s crypt. Then on May 19, 2019 – my photographer’s cell phone started playing a mysterious song while Tom slid me along the floor of the crypt. And after my final visit to the tomb on May 20, 2022 – my surgically repaired right arm was once again removed from my body.
Those “ghost” stories, along with other tales about our 20th President, come to life on our show ‘Hail to the Chief’. Please click on the link below to watch the episode and decide for yourself what entity had messed with me. Please leave a comment and let us know what you think might have happened. Also, please share the show with your friends on social media. It’s free and helps our audience grow. Thank you!
Hail to the Chief with Tom Watson: 20th President James Garfield – Blue Water Healthy Living
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Kudos!
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