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AbeHikes
06-08-2006, 12:35
From CourtTV website:

"In the series premiere, watch as our team of experts revisit a crime scene deep in the woods on the Appalachian Trail. Can two psychics and a paranormal investigator uncover new clues in the unsolved murders of hikers Julianne Williams and Laura “Lollie” Winans?"

http://www.courttv.com/onair/shows/haunting_evidence/episodes/101.html



http://www.ghosthounds.com/forum-74.html


What do you think?
TN_Hiker
06-08-2006, 12:46
Sounds like they have been smoking some real good stuff.....
StarLyte
06-08-2006, 13:04
Well now, this is an interesting thread. Thanks for posting it.
Moon Monster
06-08-2006, 16:25
There are some nice threads on that Ghosthounds board by "ghostgeek" who is one of the personalities in the show. The threads give some details about the filming of the Shenandoah episode, which was hampered by an October snowstorm there last year.

The show definitely sounds unscripted and open-ended.
AbeHikes
06-08-2006, 19:35
Here's another one of them.

http://www.carlabaron.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=35
CaptChaos
06-09-2006, 01:07
OK, I'll bite on this one.

A few weeks ago someone said something about Mollies Ridge Shelter being haunted. Has anyone heard this before? I had never heard this and I have been in that area for the last 8 years and no one ever said anything.

If any of you know the story, if there is one, can you please answer this post?

Thanks

Capt Chaos
TJ aka Teej
06-09-2006, 16:53
Can two psychics and a paranormal investigator uncover new clues in the unsolved murders of hikers Julianne Williams and Laura “Lollie” Winans?"

What do you think?

I think it's disgusting that these frauds are turning the deaths of Williams and Winans into "entertainment."
AbeHikes
06-12-2006, 12:08
It's on at 10:30PM ET on Wednesday the 14th. You can decide tasteless or tasteful for yourself.
LoneRidgeRunner
02-04-2011, 09:22
OK, I'll bite on this one.

A few weeks ago someone said something about Mollies Ridge Shelter being haunted. Has anyone heard this before? I had never heard this and I have been in that area for the last 8 years and no one ever said anything.

If any of you know the story, if there is one, can you please answer this post?

Thanks

Capt Chaos
I have read somewhere (I think it was here on WB) that Mollie's Ridge is haunted by a young Cherokee Indian maiden who froze to death up there looking for a lost hunter...of course Indians are supposed to never get lost...I actually found this post while searching for that read....I'm planning a hike through the Smokies toward the last of March 2011 and will probably change my plans in order to spend a night at Mollie's Ridge..hopefully I will see this alleged "booger"...If so ..I hope she doesn't scare my shi*less!! lol...I have the theory that boogers are dead and therefore can't hurt you..but you know your reaction until you actually see one...:eek:
Tennessee Viking
02-04-2011, 09:38
Its been out for a while
LoneRidgeRunner
02-04-2011, 09:39
Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptChaos View Post
OK, I'll bite on this one.

A few weeks ago someone said something about Mollies Ridge Shelter being haunted.
Has anyone heard this before? I had never heard this and I have been in that area
for the last 8 years and no one ever said anything.

If any of you know the story, if there is one, can you please answer this post?

Thanks

Capt Chaos


I have read somewhere (I think it was here on WB)
that Mollie's Ridge is haunted by a young Cherokee Indian maiden who froze to death
up there looking for a lost hunter...of course Indians are supposed to never get
lost...I actually found this post while searching for that read....I'm planning a
hike through the Smokies toward the last of March 2011 and will probably change my
plans in order to spend a night at Mollie's Ridge..hopefully I will see this alleged
"booger"...If so ..I hope she doesn't scare my shi*less!! lol...I have the theory
that boogers are dead and therefore can't hurt you..but you know your reaction until
you actually see one...

I just found the post where I read that about Mollie's Ridge;;Here it is.It was posted by 10-K om 12 09 2010 :

"Here's one out of the Companion:

Mollies Ridge Shelter (1961/2003)—Sleeps 12. No privy. Food-hoist cables available.
Legend says the area was named for a Cherokee maiden who froze to death looking for
a lost hunter and that her ghost still haunts the ridge. Water source is a somewhat
reliable spring 200 yards to the right of the shelter."

Happy "booger" hunting...