The Glass Urn?
Priscilla admitted to the media that she didn’t want to believe that her beautiful glass ornament might actually be an urn. She had considered this possibility but didn’t want to believe that it might be possible. She might have been after a good deal, but buying someone’s sentimental object for $2 wasn’t exactly the kind of thing she was into. This led to a greater sense of responsibility and a commitment to get to the bottom of who the owner of the ornament had been before it had made its way to her hands.
The Glass Urn
Where The Object Was Bought
By this point, Priscilla had felt slightly guilty over the fact that she had potentially been hanging someone else’s ashes in her kitchen all this time. She wasn’t to blame here, however, as everyone noted that the object had been bought from Savers of all places. A bigger question to answer was how it ended up there, and whether someone in the community may have been looking for it. The call-out to the public would help to clarify this once and for all.
Where The Object Was Bought
