The Greenbrier Ghost case — West Virginia

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After Zona Heaster Shue's death in 1897, her mother reported visits from her daughter's ghost and sought further investigation. An examination identified violent injuries, and Zona's husband was convicted. West Virginia tourism explicitly notes that newspapers attributed the conviction to circumstantial evidence, rather than literal testimony from a ghost.

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Public place. A historical marker commemorates the case. Observe cemetery rules and respect graves.

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West Virginia tourism — the Greenbrier Ghost case