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A story about a pregnant woman who was buried alive. She got no choice but to give birth while still being buried. Both mother and child ends up dead still buried and return to haunt those who did this to her.
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A story about a pregnant woman who was buried alive. She got no choice but to give birth while still being buried. Both mother and child ends up dead still buried and return to haunt those who did this to her.
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