MYS174: In 1897, a West Virginia woman was murdered, but then her ghost revealed to her mother from beyond the grave what really happened. Jimmy Akin and Dom Bettinelli discuss how her murderer was put on trial and convicted on the testimony of a ghost! What really happened? Were they really guilty?
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Links for this episode:

* Pat Fitzhugh’s book Ghostly Cries from Dixie
* Department of Justice Family Violence Statistics (see p. 17)
* Katie Letcher Lyle’s article “The Greenbrier Ghost” (starts p. 30)
* Local newspaper articles on the case
* July 15th edition of Greenbrier Independent
* Mikado song
* Fan art for Episode 174

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