Schramer Johnson

Schramer Johnson, otherwise known as Stabbed Schramer, just Schramer or Judge Johnson is a character that appears in SHTM; The Return and was supposed to be an animatronic sold for the 2022 season, but was turned down due to Spirit not wanting their lineup swallowed by ghosts, and they wanted to have a variety of animatronics. He is produced by Seasonal Visions International, and is commonly known to be the father of Horace Johnson or Hung Up Horace.
Background:
Schramer Hopkin Johnson was born on May 15th, 1622 in Salem, Massachusetts. Not much is known about his life as a child except he loved his hometown and was extremely passionate about it. At a young age, about in his 20's, he studied law and physics at a university in Salem. He later got a job to become a court judge, and he reluctantly obliged the opportunity. This would be his career for the next 5 decades. 
He later traveled to London, England for weeks and met a beautiful English woman, Eloise Laden. Her mother was British, her father was of German descent. No matter their differences, they immediately got married and booked a room in a hotel to stay at. His wife soon gave birth to Horace weeks after this in the hotel room, and Schramer was so happy to have a son. They barely talked as Horace grew older, but that was about to change. He asked Horace if he would like to move back to his hometown in Massachusetts, and Horace said yes. The opposite fate of Schramer's just so happened to Horace when he married a Massachusetts woman, and together had 2 children, Rebecca (Lost Her Way) and Bret (Beheaded Bret). Schramer was thrilled to have grandchildren, in fact Horace and him grew closer as father and son, as well as having a relationship with Rebecca. She and Schramer were extremely close, as Bret would often head out to work at a local cemetery. Schramer had been working as a court judge for a while, so he retired in order to spend more time with his family. Unfortunately, one of the cases he had worked on came to haunt him later in his life.
In one of the cases he had worked on solving, there was a serial killer on the loose, killing innocent people in Salem-mostly of the female gender, no matter the age. Schramer was apalled by his actions, and forced him in court to plead guilty. Under the pressure, the killer of the girls pleaded as guilty, and made a prison stay for the killer up to 4 years, without the chance of parole. 4 years wasn't enough, and it seemed the possibility of no parole got to his head, because it just so happened that the killer was on the loose again and set on a new target...He had wanted to kill whoever sent him to prison- in this case, Schramer.
Schramer had never drunk alcohol in his life, but he missed being a court judge so much, he drank to feel that joy again. In doing so, he also wandered in the night in his judge's attire while drunk, acting ready to take on another case. But, his throat was dry, and he stopped to drink some water. Also noted by the viewers is when Schramer had at least turned in his 60's he became blinded in both eyes and could not see anything. This could be observed from both of his eyes being pale mint blue with grey pupils. Sadly, before he could even take a sip, his killer plunged a kitchen knife deep into his torso, Schramer says he was stabbed in his abdomen, almost near his stomach, explaining his constant stomachaches. As he was bleeding out on the ground, his killer ran away, not wanting any part of the crime scene. Schramer laid there on the street, slowly dying, his blood oozing out of his abdomen. At last, he could not fight any longer, and he passed away. His son and grandchildren have heard about the murder and they were heartbroken and devastated. Most of all was Rebecca, his granddaughter. She prayed day and night that he would return- and he did. Upon hearing his granddaughter's pleas, Schramer returned to the mortal realm as a ghost to be with his family. He had a conversation with Rebecca, telling her not to worry about him and Horace, who missed his father a lot, and wished he would stay around to help with the family. Schramer told Horace that he wished he could stay too, but he was murdered, and therefore could no longer focus on what happens in the mortal world. 
Soon after his ghostly encounter, Horace and Rebecca were both found guilty of wizardry and witchcraft- all because they spoke with the dead- in this case, Schramer's Ghost. Schramer felt as if he was guilty for the whole thing, and he would've done something to defend them if he were still alive. Soon after the events of the witch trials, Horace and Rebecca soon became ghosts, just like Schramer. Bret later passed from being in an unknown accident. Luckily for him, Schramer's killer was sent to prison again, and found guilty of 20 accounts of murder, one of these accounts being Schramer's case. He was sent to death via electrocution, and he died on the electric chair. Later, fellow members of the jury had discovered a body years ago, but they didn't know it was Schramer until his killer died.
Schramer's spirit now inhabits the rehabilitation center, along with his son and two grandchildren. He stays in the unreleased/rumored animatronics room. He doesn't have any relationships in the room besides Wind Up Doll and Possessed Chair Girl, but outside of the room, he does try to engage in the activities provided by Cerberus. He has no friends besides his family, alongside The Gatekeeper and Menacing Molly.
Appearances:
As confirmed by Bluey, Schramer is only in one production, The Return, but makes cameos in some installments, but his appearance usually isn't relevant to the plot or the installment. Schramer first appears inside the unreleased/rumored animatronics dorm with various unreleased animatronics such as Wind Up Doll, Possessed Chair Girl and Tina. Wind Up Doll alerts Schramer that his son, aka Hung up Horace, is desperately trying to get inside the dorm to get to his father. Sighing in irritation, Schramer answers the door to his dorm, finding his son sobbing hysterically. Horace claims that he is lost in the afterlife, and now that he is finally dead, was able to tell his father that he didn't mean to be killed, he just wanted to get one of his family members back. After comforting his late son, Molly was introduced to the animatronic by Cerberus when entering the unreleased animatronics dorm. But Molly doesn't fully get to meet Schramer until she ran into him by accident, screaming. One of Schramer's cold hands covered her mouth as he told her not to scream or be afraid of him. He doesn't say anything about himself after that other than his name.
His second appearance in The Return is seen in the ghost book Molly reads. It talked about Stabbed Schramer, and in order to summon him, the user would have to cut a part of it's body in order to draw blood. Grabbing a knife, Molly slit her arm (originally her wrist, but it changed due to suicide/sensitive topics) in order to summon him, and got a band aid. Clawdeen had eventually warned Molly about the ritual, but she ignored her. It wasn't until then, the wolf spotted Schramer on the street, almost hitting him. She kindly allowed him to sit in the car with Molly, and joined in their expedition to find Lydia Deetz.
When Delia Deetz (Lydia's Mother) allowed the cast to sleep in her house for the night, Molly notices that Schramer isn't in any of the beds- or sleeping for that matter. She went downstairs to find him standing at the window