Life in the grave

homeless man told how he started sleeping with the dead, when he moved to the cemetery fifteen years ago. According to the man in the grave a lot more comfortable than ulitse.

43-year-old Bratislav Stojanovic divides his residence in the repository with the ashes of the family, who died more than 100 years ago in the city of Nis, Serbia.

The room of the tomb has undergone major changes. By establishing a home, a man says he feels at home here.

"There are warm and dry. I have a few lamps here all my personal belongings. Of course, it is not a palace, but living here is much more comfortable than on the street "- said on.

Stojanovic, never had a permanent job, lost his house in the city after a serious owes the bank. He moved into the grave after wandering the streets for several months and now spends his time collecting the stubs of candles at the cemetery.

Stojanovic said that living with the dead is not as scary as some imagine it: "I was scared at the beginning but I got used to it with time. Now I am more afraid of the living than the dead. Whenever I want to get out, I first check whether there is someone in the vicinity, because otherwise I can scare a person to smerti.

People are very kind to me, they sometimes bring me food or clothing. Sometimes I have to collect the dinner garbage cans, but this dinner can be very nutritious. It's amazing what people throw away food delicious. I am not afraid of sleeping in the grave. The dead are dead. I am more afraid to stay hungry. And if I die at night, at least I'm in the right place ", - he said.

The area of his home about two square meters and a ceiling height of about two meters. The administration of the cemetery said that their "tenant" can stay as long as it does not interfere with other visitors. From the family, which had grave long no one left, so technically it does not belong to anyone.