0:00.0	Ever wondered why people go on killing sprees?
0:05.0	Are you interested in exploring the paranormal?
0:07.0	Faffled by stories of previous lives.
0:10.0	Well so are we.
0:11.0	In each episode we'll be discussing the weird and wonderful stories of some truly confusing phenomena
0:17.0	and some horrific true crime cases.
0:19.0	Find us on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok
0:22.5	and join us every Tuesday,
0:24.6	wherever you listen to your podcasts.
0:26.9	And be prepared to be totally and utterly,
0:29.7	perplexed. A Mysterious.
0:48.8	I'm Jason Horton.
0:51.1	I'm Rebecca Lebe.
0:52.2	And this is Ghost Town.
1:09.0	Yeah. I'm Jason Horton. I'm Rebecca Leeb. And this is Ghost Town. It seems inevitable that rich, powerful families attract, well, their own brand of scandal.
1:16.7	But scandal around religion, money, famous feuds, missing persons, and even murder, those are
1:24.8	a bit rarer in our experience. Enter Edith Wolfskill, a beautiful heiress to one of
1:31.1	California's richest and most important families. A controversial life led to an even more
1:37.3	puzzling, vanishing, and death. Today on Ghost Town, the life and death of Edith Irene Wolfskill. Edith's heiress legacy in California
1:47.5	began with her grandfather, Mathis Wolfskill, who, along with his brothers, bought 17,000 acres from
1:54.3	Mexico in Yolo County, California. The siblings, who were some of the first English-speaking settlers
2:00.0	in California, used this land to cultivate an agricultural empire, making them one of the most wealthy and influential families in California.
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