Might there be a vast flurry of applications from people wanting to be buried in close proximity to their literary heroes and heroines? As an admirer of cemeteries, I read the full judgment by the Worshipful Mark Hill QC, chancellor of the diocese of Leeds, in an unusual case last week, after a woman applied to be buried in the same churchyard as Sylvia Plath. CATS?!?!? So I had to just kind of experiment and then try different things. I rarely find graveyards to be morbid. The woman is not from the area but, as a lover of literature, she said, she felt profoundly spiritual on visiting the cemetery in Heptonstall, near Hebden Bridge.
The crime is concluded refers to the visitation of a cemeter.
( z0 refer :ARG0 ( z1 crime :ARG1-of ( z2 conclude ) ) :ARG1 ( z3 visit :ARG1 ( z4 cemeter ) ) )
(z0 / refer-01
    :ARG0 (z1 / crime-02
              :ARG1-of (z2 / conclude-02))
    :ARG1 (z3 / visit-01
              :ARG1 (z4 / cemeter)))
The crime is concluded refers to the visitation of a cemeter .
z1 :ARG1-of z2
z0 :ARG0 z1
z0 :ARG1 z3
z3 :ARG1 z4