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Creepy presents, the Ghost of Lila, written by Linda Gamble and narrated by Megan McDuffie.

People who believe in ghosts often wonder why ghosts haunt certain places

or why they linger so long after death.

Did they like the place when they were alive?

Or did they remain because they just did not want to move on?

Our ghost did not fit into either category.

My name is Madison Long, and my husband Ross had just accepted a new job in a different state,

so we were looking for a place to settle in before he started work.

Since this move was sudden, it didn't give us a lot of time to look around.

When we found the trailer for sale in Lila,

we knew we had found our new home. Lila is now just a place that's a dot on the map and a stop

sign at the highway intersection. But when it was at its peak, it was a town full of life and

activity. The area had a school, a store, a grain elevator, and several houses.

Today the school is in ruins. The grain elevator has been torn down, and the store and nearly

all the houses are completely gone. It was an ideal place for us when we found it. It was just a

short commute to work for Ross. It was in the country, and best of all,

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