Widow appears to pay tribute to her late husband with a plaque that reads ‘Husband, Father, Adulterer – Yes, Roger, I knew it’ (but is it real?)
- Do you know the identity of Roger or his wife? Contact matt.drake@mailonline.co.uk
A mysterious plaque honoring a ‘husband, father, adulterer’ has appeared on a bank in Bristol.
It seems to be a message for a deceased loved one when the ‘For My Love’ begins.
The inscription was spotted this morning on a bench in Royal York Crescent in the Clifton area of the city.
The full message reads: ‘For My Love. 06.09.69 – 25.12.23. Husband, father, adulterer. Yes, Roger, I knew it.’
The mysterious plaque that has appeared on a bench in Clifton, Bristol
The woman who saw it thought it was ‘very funny’ and said: ‘Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned’
It is not known who Roger was or who had the plaque made in his honor.
The 63-year-old woman who saw the plaque said: ‘I have to say I thought it was very funny when I saw it.
“Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.”
Memorial plaques are often attached to benches in memory of lost loved ones – and this is actually the second plaque attached to the same seat.
According to the plaque, Roger died on Christmas Day last year at the age of 54.
Do you know the identity of Roger or his wife? Contact matt.drake@mailonline.co.uk