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Special care was taken while restoring Shakespeare's grave to ensure that his bones remained untouched as the epitaph on his tombstone reads: "Good friend, for Jesus' sake forbear, to dig the dust enclosed here. Blessed be the man that spares these stones, and cursed be he that moves my bones."

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Dr Jack Kevorkian AKA Dr. Death was imprisoned for 8 years after performing voluntary euthanasia on patients. His tombstone reads "He sacrificed himself for everyone's rights."

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1. Dr Jack Kevorkian was imprisoned for 8 years after performing voluntary euthanasia on patients. His tombstone reads "He sacrificed himself for everyone's rights."

2. JRR Tolkien's tombstone engraving reads "Beren" and his wives' reads "Lúthien", in reference to the "Tale of Beren and Lúthien". A love story between a man and and elf-maiden, set 6500 years prior to Lord of the Rings.

3. The tombstone marking John Belushi's original burial location on Martha's Vineyard has a skull and crossbones that reads, "I may be gone but Rock and Roll lives on."

4. In one of Robin William’s last films, The Angriest Man in Brooklyn, his character Henry stated that his tombstone would read "1951-2014”. Coincidentally, Robin Williams was born in 1951, and died in 2014.

5. Rodney Dangerfield's tombstone reads "Rodney Dangerfield... there goes the neighborhood "

6. Her tombstone reads "Deborah wife of Benjamin Gannett, dies April 29th, 1827, aged 68 years". The reverse side of her tombstone reads "Deborah Sampson Gannett, Robert Shurtliff, The Female Soldier Service 1781-1783".

7. Robert Clay Allison (1841 – 1887), a cattle rancher and gunfighter of the American Old West has two tombstones. One epitaph reads: ''Gentleman, Gun Fighter'' the other: "He never killed a man that did not need killing".

8. Floyd Collins, a Kentucky cave explorer, became trapped inside the Sand Cave in 1925 shortly after he discovered it. After being trapped down there for 14 days, he perished on Friday the 13th of February, a day before Valentine's day. His tombstone reads "The Greatest Cave Explorer Ever Known"

9. Rudolf Wanderone, a pool hustler. He built a career on claiming the character Minnesota Fats from the movie "The Hustler" was based upon him, while the author of the original novel denied this claim. His tombstone reads "Beat every living creature on Earth. 'St. Peter, rack 'em up. — Fats'".

10. A woman buried in 1917 has a tombstone that reads "Murdered by Human wolves", leading to werewolf claims

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Yesterday was the anniversary of the execution of a 14 yr old boy, for crimes he was exonerated for in 2014. His tombstone reads"wrongfully convicted. Illegally executed by south carolina"

Jesse James' assassin's killer's tombstone reads "The Man Who Killed the Man Who Killed Jesse James". This man was himself killed by policeman Joseph Burnett. Despite an obvious epitaph that practically writes itself, Burnett's tombstone has only his name. Sadly, he died of natural causes. - source

Patsy Cline is buried as Virginia H. Dick. Her birthname was Virginia Patterson Henley so I assume the middle initial is for her maiden name. Mrs. Dick's tombstone reads "Death Cannot Kill What Never Dies" Love - source

Nick Fury's false tombstone in Captain America: The Winter Solder reads: "The path of the righteous man" from Ezekiel 25:17. This is a quote from Jackson's character Jules Winfield in Pulp Fiction.

In 1932 Mustafa Atatürk instituted language reform across Turkey, which changed Turkish from an Arabic to Latin script and banned all foreign derived words. As a result, most Turks today cannot read the last 600 years of their own history nor the words on their own ancestors tombstones. - source