An abandoned family tomb on the island of Barbados in the Caribbean has an eerie history of 'dancing' coffins that remains unexplained to this day.
A small vault in the cemetery of the Christ Church Parish was built in 1724 by an official called James Elliot and was approximately 12-feet deep and six-feet wide.
The stony underground room could only be accessed by a set a stairs and was secured behind a chunky piece of marble slab.