People pay him to reveal their infidelities - after their death

Joshua Weaver, a 'funeral crasher', gets paid by people to reveal secrets, deliver messages, and carry out tasks at their funerals after they die. Requests include confessions of infidelity, emotional messages, and family pranks.

Joshua Weaver, 43, from Washington, calls himself a 'funeral crasher' and gets paid by people to carry out tasks after their death. The requests range from revealing infidelities to spouses, delivering personal messages, organizing pranks at funerals, to taking care of pets. The idea was born during the coronavirus period after Weaver came across an interview with Bill Edgar, an Australian private investigator offering a similar service. His first client was a close friend dying of cancer, who asked him to deliver a thank-you message to his caregivers. Weaver says the work has changed his attitude towards life and death, and he has learned to give full attention to the people around him.