If you deleted his tombstone, then his ghost shouldn't be appearing anymore, should it?

It sounds like the ghost has taken up residence in that floor tile somehow .....

I'd be tempted to deleted the ghost's character file, but from what I've been reading here on the forum that could be problematic if you don't delete everyone's memories of him as well.

Curiouser and curiouser ......


Edited to add:  I was just looking at the thread on being scared by a lamp (http://www.moreawesomethanyou.com/smf/index.php?topic=89.0), and it made me wonder if you'd tried the updated lot debugger?

You may be on to something with the ghost of the llama mascot.  I was trying to do some renovation at the Spectre house in Strangetown -- home of many ghosts.  There were 3 floor tiles (separate, not all in a row) that I could not for the life of me remove or put a wall contiguous to.  I finally gave up and exited without saving, deciding the renovations were not meant to be.  Upon returning to the house and playing, I noticed that after nightfall ghosts appeared at two of the three spots, eventually going outside and retiring to their tombstones.  I then tried to renovate again.  The two tiles where the ghosts had appeared could now be dealt with, but the 3rd was still unchangable.  I played the house some more until a ghost appeared one night at the third tile and went outside.  After that, I could change/build around that tile as well.

Is the house a level 6? Do you have the level 6 frat fix installed? That's my first thought when reading this, but I may be off base.

Thank you!  If the problem happens with this batch of grads, I'll give this a go.

I've had 3 "batches" of YAs in my Greek House, and it's happened all 3 times. 

With the first batch I sent about half of them back to the neighborhood okay after graduation, and then it happened to the remainder -- they couldn't move back to the neighborhood.  There were some new pledges in the house, so the house would not have been left empty.

With the second batch, the house started crashing during year 2, so I moved them out, bulldozed, and got them a new house.  No one in that batch could move back to the neighborhood normally after graduation -- just stood by the curb.  Again, there were new members in the house, so it would not have been empty once they were gone.

With batch three, the house again crashed in year 2.  Move out, bulldoze, new house.  New pledges move in during senior year, then graduating seniors can't move back to the neighborhood normally ... again.

I'm on batch 4 now and have gotten to year 3 without the house crashing.  We'll see whether they can move out after graduation.

Well that answers that question.  Silly me, I'd hoped that inviting the parent to the graduation party would be enough.  I guess next time I'll invite them to the house before the final final ;-)