Ep. 72: The Green Lady of Château de Brissac | France's Most Haunted Castle episode artwork

EPISODE · Jul 13, 2026 · 35 MIN

Ep. 72: The Green Lady of Château de Brissac | France's Most Haunted Castle

from Veil of Echoes · host Bria Almany, Lyndsay McKee, Zach Endress

Send us Fan MailFor more than 500 years, visitors to Château de Brissac in France have reported seeing the same terrifying figure.A woman dressed in green...Standing silently in the shadows.Watching.Known as La Dame Verte, or The Green Lady, she is believed to be the restless spirit of Charlotte de Brézé, a noblewoman whose life ended in betrayal, heartbreak, and murder inside the castle's towering walls in 1477.But is she simply one of Europe's oldest ghost stories...or does something still wander the halls of France's tallest castle after dark?Join Bria, Lyndsay, and Zach as they travel to the Loire Valley to uncover the tragic history of Château de Brissac, the chilling legend of the Green Lady, and the haunting reports that continue to captivate visitors more than five centuries later.👻 Is the Green Lady only a legend...or is Charlotte still waiting for someone to notice her?Show Notes🏰 Case: The Green Lady of Château de Brissac (La Dame Verte)📍 Location:Château de BrissacBrissac-Loire-Aubance, Loire Valley, France📅 Key Historical Dates:• 11th Century – Original fortress constructed• 1462 – Charlotte de Brézé marries Jacques de Brézé• May 31, 1477 – Charlotte and Pierre de Lavergne are killed• 16th Century – Château heavily damaged during the French Wars of Religion• 19th Century – Château restored by the Cossé-Brissac family• Present Day – Château remains privately owned and open to visitorsOriginal MusicSpecial thanks to Dave D'Addario for composing the original cinematic music featured throughout Veil of Echoes.Be sure to check out more of Dave's incredible work:🎵 https://www.davedaddario.com📧 Share Your StoryHave you experienced something paranormal, unexplained, or truly chilling?Send your story to:[email protected] experience could be featured in a future Echoes From the Veil episode.⭐ Enjoying Veil of Echoes?Please consider leaving us a rating and review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.It truly helps our show reach more listeners around the world.Sources• Château de Brissac Official History• Ancient Origins – "Château de Brissac and the Ghost of the Green Lady"• Historic Mysteries – "Château de Brissac: The Ghost of the Green Lady"• French historical records regarding Charlotte de Brézé and Jacques de Brézé• Regional folklore and documented accounts surrounding La Dame Verte✨ Step through the veil with us…🔮 Follow on TikTok & Instagram: @VeilOfEchoesPodcast👻 Share your stories: [email protected]🕯️ New episodes drop every Monday (True Crime) & Friday (Paranormal) — where true crime meets the supernatural.

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Send us Fan Mail For more than 500 years, visitors to Château de Brissac in France have reported seeing the same terrifying figure. A woman dressed in green... Standing silently in the shadows. Watching. Known as La Dame Verte, or The Green Lady, she is believed to be the restless spirit of Charlotte de Brézé, a noblewoman whose life ended in betrayal, heartbreak, and murder inside the castle's towering walls in 1477. But is she simply one of Europe's oldest ghost stories... or does something...

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