In Utah, one delivery driver thought she was starting just another ordinary shift with a growing list of gig app orders. After spending countless hours making drop-offs through Spark and other delivery platforms, she believed she had already seen just about everything the job could throw at her. But one recent order sent her to a location so unusual that even she admitted it quickly became one of the spookiest deliveries she has ever accepted.
The driver, who later shared the experience on TikTok, explained that the Walmart order appeared normal at first. It was assigned to a man named Carl, and nothing about the address seemed unusual when she first accepted the trip.
As she drove along on a bright, beautiful day in Utah, the sunlight made everything seem calm. But that peaceful feeling changed the moment her GPS directed her through the gates of a large cemetery. That was when she realized this delivery was not going to be like the others.
GPS Leads Utah Driver Somewhere She Never Expected
In the now-viral video, the woman can be seen slowly driving down narrow cemetery roads lined with headstones while trying to make sense of the delivery address. At first, she laughed nervously as she scanned the area looking for anyone who might be waiting.
Not seeing anyone nearby, she jokingly asked aloud: “Is that you, Carl? Carl, is that you?”
Because she was surrounded by graves, many admitted that not seeing Carl right away actually felt like a good sign. Still, she kept driving deeper into the cemetery, trying to figure out exactly where the order was supposed to go.
The Search For Carl
The video quickly caught attention online, where followers filled the comment section with jokes and questions. Some compared the mysterious customer to characters from The Walking Dead, while others laughed at the idea of a grocery delivery turning into a paranormal experience. Many viewers repeatedly asked the same question: “Did you ever find Carl?”
The Utah driver later responded and confirmed that she eventually did locate him somewhere inside the cemetery. However, she never fully explained whether Carl was visiting a loved one. Working on the grounds, or simply happened to live nearby. That missing detail only made followers more curious.
For many gig workers, strange delivery locations are more common than customers realize. Drivers have shared stories about being sent to abandoned barns, remote cabins in the woods, empty parking lots after midnight, and even addresses that turned out to be boats sitting alone at marinas.
Some have reported delivering to construction sites with no clear buildings, while others have found themselves dropping off food at hospitals, prisons, and roadside memorial sites. The rise of delivery apps has turned what seems like a simple job into a series of unexpected adventures for many drivers.
Cemetery Delivery Has People Wanting Part Two
Still, even among unusual deliveries, a grocery order inside a cemetery stands out. What made the video resonate with so many viewers was the driver’s ability to laugh through the awkwardness. Instead of panic, she leaned into the bizarre moment with humor. Turning what could have been a frightening experience into something oddly entertaining.
Her playful commentary made the strange setting feel less terrifying and more surreal, even as the atmosphere remained undeniably eerie. Because the story ended without fully explaining Carl’s presence, many followers say they are still waiting for a second video. Some want to know exactly where he was standing. Others want to know why someone would schedule a Walmart order to be delivered in the middle of a cemetery in Utah. The unanswered questions have only added to the fascination.
For delivery drivers, most orders blur together after enough long days on the road. But every so often, one stop becomes impossible to forget.
For this Utah driver, what began as a routine Walmart order turned into one of the most unusual moments she has ever experienced. And for everyone watching online, Carl’s mysterious cemetery delivery became a story they are still talking about.
Casey James 
Lola Wheeler 
