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I finished scrapping the Ghost Market tour in Seattle at Pike Place Market my Mom & I went on last summer, and one of the stories was about Seattle's first serial killer being a woman, Linda Hazzard. You'll have to read the journaling or review my tour LO's in my gallery to learn more. Anyhow, a few weeks later we found a one time only tour of Linda Hazzard's house that is supposedly haunted. Here are a few creepy pics and stories. Stay tuned for more!
***WARNING!***
The journaling/story may be disturbing for some as this is an album of a haunted house ghost tour where 40+ murders took place in the early 1900's.
The journaling reads:
These are the 2 photos from the previous page only zoomed in on the windows.
1) Left photo; Can you see the creepy face looking out of the middle window, top window pane. Notice it's gone in the photo on the right.
2) Notice (in both photos) the far left window is open with three unlit candles. In the left photo, where the face appears in the middle window, top pane there is nothing in the far left open window. But in the photo on the right where the face has disappeared from the middle pane window you now see a white mist in the far left window.
3) Now this next one is a litter more difficult for some people to notice. In the far right window on the left photo, can you see a large face with a sad expression? Now in the right photo that same face is still there only now it looks angry.
4) So are the creepy faces apparitions or just dirty and smudged windows? But what about the white mist? Remember it's not like they candles were lit in the first photo on the left and blew out. Hmmmm….
Side Note:
These upper floor windows are to the bedroom that the sisters Claire & Dora Williamson shared. Eventually as the two sisters weakened, Linda Hazzard separated them putting Claire into the next room where she would later die. Dora remained living in this room behind these windows until her rescue.
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