@crmnallyobsessed: Philadelphia’s Mütter Museum recently identified two infant skulls in its collection as belonging to children of Stella Williamson, a Gallitzin, Pennsylvania, resident who died in 1980. Williamson’s attic held the mummified remains of five infants—believed to be her children. These remains had been sent to Philadelphia for study and were later thought to be buried at Laurel United Cemetery in Cambria County. In a bid to reunite the skulls with their siblings, county officials exhumed the cemeterial site but discovered no trace of the burial box. A single day of digging yielded nothing. Coroner Jeff Lees expressed disappointment but honored the two skulls by placing them in a sealed vault and reinterring them in the known plot, while search efforts continue for the other remains. #TrueCrime #WeirdCrimes