Mark and Lisa discuss southern ghost stories.
First, Mark presents the story of Sally Carter, a young woman who died in Huntsville, AL in 1837. Decades after her death, locals are still reporting sightings.
Then, Lisa discusses Lavinia Fisher, from Charleston, SC, who was hung in 1820. Was she really the first American female serial killer, as local ghost tours would have you believe?
Join Mark and Lisa as they get to the bottom of these ghastly tales.
Sources:
For Sally Carter - hauntedworld.com
For Lavinia Fisher - Six Miles to Charleston: The True Story of John and Lavinia Fisher by Bruce Orr. Available on Amazon- https://www.amazon.com/Six-Miles-Charleston-Lavinia-Fisher/dp/1609491173
Contact us at ghostsandcornbread@gmail.com
Mark and Lisa discuss southern ghost stories.
First, Mark presents the story of Sally Carter, a young woman who died in Huntsville, AL in 1837. Decades after her death, locals are still reporting sightings.
Then, Lisa discusses Lavinia Fisher, from Charleston, SC, who was hung in 1820. Was she really the first American female serial killer, as local ghost tours would have you believe?
Join Mark and Lisa as they get to the bottom of these ghastly tales.
Sources:
For Sally Carter - hauntedworld.com
For Lavinia Fisher - Six Miles to Charleston: The True Story of John and Lavinia Fisher by Bruce Orr. Available on Amazon- https://www.amazon.com/Six-Miles-Charleston-Lavinia-Fisher/dp/1609491173
Contact us at ghostsandcornbread@gmail.com