R.W. Wallace

Most experienced cemetery ghosts develop an opinion on "ideal funeral weather." Robert always preferred a gloomy day with a faint drizzle, but today may change his mind when a violent thunderstorm upends the service. Lowering the newly deceased into his grave is delayed, and four elderly gentlemen use the opportunity to rummage through the dead man's pockets. Surely the answer lies in the newly minted ghost's unfinished business.