When Warwick PhD student Hugh Osborn discovered a packet of the nation’s favourite biscuits lying ~dead~ in the middle of the street, he knew something had to be done.
Hugh wanted to honour the loss of the precious snack, but he was late for a meeting, so he took a photo instead to express his outrage and uploaded it to Twitter.
Shortly afterwards, when returning to the ‘scene of the crumb’, he found that a mysterious shrine has been erected to commemorate the passing of the digestives.
Hugh told the Indy100:
“The biscuits appeared on our street in North Leamington on Tuesday night. I first saw them at around 10pm and felt the twinge of sympathy natural for such a terrible scene.”
https://twitter.com/HughO2/status/720575428461731841
Next came the official memorial photograph…
https://twitter.com/HughO2/status/720664741325246464
Hours later and #LeamingtonDigestives was trending of Twitter…
https://twitter.com/HughO2/status/721095680241102848
Soon the horrid scene attracted bystanders who wanted to pay their respects.
https://twitter.com/Charl____/status/721439308524208130
It didn’t take long for the biscuit murderer to reveal herself…
https://twitter.com/rachwisx/status/721753204661297153
But, obviously, some people were a little confused by the funeral.
https://twitter.com/ZoeeHyde/status/721753593649459200
This article originally appeared on JOE.co.uk
