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A mysterious plaque has appeared on a Bristol bench paying tribute to a ‘Husband, Father, Adulterer’.
It seems to be a message to a departed liked one because it begins ‘For My Love’.
The inscription was noticed on a bench in Royal York Crescent within the Clifton space of the town this morning.
The complete message reads: ‘For My Love. 06.09.69 – 25.12.23. Husband, Father, Adulterer. Sure, Roger, I knew.’
The thriller plaque which has appeared on bench in Clifton, Bristol
The lady who noticed it discovered it ‘very humorous’, saying, ‘hell hath no fury like a lady scorned’
It isn’t identified who Roger was or who commissioned the plaque in his honour.
The 63-year-old lady who noticed the plaque mentioned: ‘I’ve to say I discovered it very humorous once I noticed it.
‘Hell hath no fury like a lady scorned.’
Commemorative plaques are sometimes hooked up to benches in reminiscence of misplaced family members – and that is truly the second plaque fastened to this similar seat.
In response to the plaque, Roger died on Christmas Day final yr on the age of 54.
Do YOU know the identification of Roger or his spouse? Contact [email protected]
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