Grave dirt sourced from Smithfield Cemetery in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania—the final resting place of a victim in one of America's most perplexing unsolved murders. In January 1927, a body bearing multiple gunshot and stab wounds was discovered in the remote Brushwood area of Pittsburgh. The victim, identified through mistaken identity as William Beck, was buried in Smithfield Cemetery. The confusion was later uncovered when Beck himself turned up alive, leaving the true identity of the Brushwood Murder victim—and the circumstances of his death—a mystery that endures to this day. Each vial contains authentic grave soil, approximately 2 inches tall, connecting you to a piece of Pittsburgh's dark and enigmatic criminal history.