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Visitors to Oshawa’s Memorial Park were met with a chilling surprise this week, with five bodies seen hung by the neck on the Bandshell stage.

The ‘bodies’ were mannequins and the occasion was a scene from The Testaments, a television series based on the 2019 Booker Prize-winning novel by Canadian literary icon Margaret Atwood and the sequel to The Handmaids Tale – which was also filmed in Oshawa and other areas around Durham Region.

Television scene or not, the scene was shocking to some, though many people saw it as a source of humour and took to Reddit to have their say:

  • Pretty good setting for a dystopian city lmao – Winged Icarus
  • OMG just walked through here and the ‘bodies’ are all down now. Not what I expected to see in the park today – justabitcrazee
  • Who has time to hang around like this. Tsk tsk – soviet toster
  • I see dead people. – robjeffrey

Others used the scene …

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