article_snippet.sent: Four people reportedly died shortly after sitting in this 200-year old 'chair of death' now in Philadelphia .
article_snippet.sent: Pennsylvania's 'chair of death' was the most famous of hundreds of priceless historical artefacts kept at Baelroy Mansion in Philadelphia.
article_snippet.sent: Pennsylvania's 'chair of death' is believed to have belonged to Napoleon –
article_snippet.sent: Mary Anderson’s grandson decided to ease Mary Anderson’s grandson’s fears by selling the cane Mary Anderson’s grandson had owned (pictured) Pennsylvania's 'chair of death' obtained Pennsylvania's 'chair of death' name after four people died shortly after sitting on Pennsylvania's 'chair of death', and Pennsylvania's 'chair of death' is said that the same fate will befall anyone who dares to sit there.
highlights_snippet.sent: Four people said to have died after sitting on Philadelphia 'death chair' 