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Courthouse

Courthouse in Winnsboro, South Carolina is included on ODDKNOWN because a source-recorded haunting or paranormal story is tied to the location. Source-reported background: Back in the 1800's, there was a woman by the name of Mary Ingelman. She was the first woman in the State of South Carolina tried by a court and sentenced to death for witchcraft. Reported activity: She lived a hard life, and when she died she came back to haunt the area of the courthouse. The Shadowlands/TidyTuesday entry is a compiled report, so the paranormal claims are presented as folklore or witness reports rather than verified supernatural evidence.

⌖ Winnsboro, South Carolina, United Statesreported
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Courthouse in Winnsboro, South Carolina is included on ODDKNOWN because a source-recorded haunting or paranormal story is tied to the location. Source-reported background: Back in the 1800's, there was a woman by the name of Mary Ingelman. She was the first woman in the State of South Carolina tried by a court and sentenced to death for witchcraft. Reported activity: She lived a hard life, and when she died she came back to haunt the area of the courthouse. The Shadowlands/TidyTuesday entry is a compiled report, so the paranormal claims are presented as folklore or witness reports rather than verified supernatural evidence.

Source classification: database · Status: reported.

Sources & references

  1. https://github.com/rfordatascience/tidytuesday/tree/main/data/2023/2023-10-10
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