Joe Hall Patton
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The Greenbrier Ghost and West Virginia history
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October 5, 2018
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October 5, 2018
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11:07Now PlayingThe death of Zona Shue was thought to be by natural causes. That is, until her ghost told a different story. In 1890s West Virginia, extraordinary evidence became part of a murder trial. This spirit has been called "The Greenbrier Ghost."
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