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The Haunted Louisiana Murder House Built on Sacred Land
04:48 - 16:01 (11:13)
The Louisiana Murder House, built on an ancient Tunica burial ground, has a history of 10 murders and at least 12 spirits haunting the property, including the ghost of a young Tunica woman.
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David Bradford, also known as Whiskey Dave, was a lawyer and a leader in the Whiskey Rebellion.
04:48 - 06:53 (02:05)
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David Bradford, also known as Whiskey Dave, was a lawyer and a leader in the Whiskey Rebellion. He built a one and a half story house on the property, which would later become known as Laurel Grove, where he lived with his wife and five children.
ChapterThe Haunted Louisiana Murder House Built on Sacred Land
Episode55: The Ghostly Hauntings Of The Myrtles Plantation
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The Myrtles Plantation is a historical home in Louisiana that has been linked to various paranormal activities, including sightings of at least 12 spirits.
06:53 - 09:57 (03:03)
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The Myrtles Plantation is a historical home in Louisiana that has been linked to various paranormal activities, including sightings of at least 12 spirits. The house is believed to have been built on an ancient Tunica burial ground, which may explain the haunted nature of the property.
ChapterThe Haunted Louisiana Murder House Built on Sacred Land
Episode55: The Ghostly Hauntings Of The Myrtles Plantation
PodcastLights Out
The deaths of Sarah and her two children at the Myrtles Plantation were attributed to yellow fever, but it's possible it was caused by the toxic plant, yellow oleander.
09:57 - 16:01 (06:04)
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The deaths of Sarah and her two children at the Myrtles Plantation were attributed to yellow fever, but it's possible it was caused by the toxic plant, yellow oleander. The plantation has undergone many renovations over the years and now boasts 22 rooms and unique features like a wraparound veranda and a crystal chandelier imported from France.