The ground is sour

Sarah McCallum of St. Jacob, Illinois had no idea that her yard contained an ancient Native American burial ground, so it seemed completely logical to bury Muffin, the family cat, on the property.
Muffin was found unconscious and unresponsive one day. No breathing, no heartbeat. Dead. It was time to put the old pet in the ground. So she put the cat in a box, taped it up and buried it before her kids got home. Bradley, her six-year-old son, wanted to put a flower on Muffin’s grave, but when he went to the grave site, Muffin was meowing from underground.
Muffin didn’t stay dead. Sarah quickly dug up the cat, which so far has not attempted to kill them all. Seemingly oblivious to the fact that Muffin has come back, but come back a little bit evil, the family continues to play with their favorite pet — for now.

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