In 1911, Sicilian immigrant Concetto Formica was murdered while working as a musician with a traveling carnival in North Carolina. What happened next is one of the strangest stories we've ever researched. His embalmed body remained in a funeral home's garage for 61 years, where generations of locals came to know him as "The Italian Mummy." Join Stephanie and Sandy as they revisit this remarkable true story with new research and fresh conversation.

In this episode, we delve further into the intriguing tale of the Formica family. This week we'll explore the strange death of Vincenzo and the odd coincidences surrounding his death and those of his son.

But wait, there's more! As an added bonus, we present a riveting mini-story centered around a fearless young girl named Lorena Domencio. Prepare to be amazed by Lorena's remarkable bravery.

Join us for an episode filled with captivating narratives that contain examples of bravery and sacrifice. It's a double dose of intrigue and wonder that you won't want to miss!

Come down south with me this week to the state of North Carolina! I can't wait to tell the sad and strange story about Concetto Formica. After Concetto war murdered in 1911, his body was mummified and put on display in a local funeral home for 61 years! That is until another Italian American came to his rescue.