When someone is murdered, the best witnesses are those who actually saw it happen, or at least

someone who either witnessed the victim right before they died or who found the body afterwards.

It would all be way easier if the murder victim could just point to the person who killed

them.

Obviously, that sounds impossible.

But, in the case of Zona Heaster's shoe, that is exactly what happened.

Some is seriously died in 1897, but weeks later, her mother, Mary Jane Heaster, claimed

that her daughter's ghost appeared to her in the middle of the night.

On her lips, the name of the man who snapped her neck.

This is supernatural, a podcast original.

I'm your host Ashley Flowers.

Every Wednesday, I'll be taking a deep dive into a real, unexplained mystery to try and

figure out the truth.

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This week's episode is about the Greenbrier Ghost.

In 1897, a young woman was murdered in Greenbrier, West Virginia, but she returned from

the dead to point out her culprit, making this the only time in American history that someone

was convicted on the testimony of a ghost.

We'll have all that and more coming up.

Stay with us.

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