The Manhattan Well Murder

from Ghoulish Tendencies · host Gabi Fiore & Kim Douthit

"Murder is bad. Just don't do it." - Kim DouthitElma Sands' story is an unfortunate one, and is infamous by the title of the Manhattan Well Murder. Who really murdered her? And did her untimely death cause her to haunt the place where the well still stands today?References/show notes at www.ghoulishtendencies.comFollow IG @ghoulishtendenciespodcastFollow Twitter @ghoulishpodcastFollow FB @ghoulishtendenciespodcastEdited/Produced by Gabi FioreResearch/Execution by Kim DouthitMusic by Dan Moretti

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Join us this week as Kim takes us through Elma Sands' well murder in the middle of Manhattan over 200 years ago, and hear about the first ever murder trial in US history, as well as the spirit that still haunts the well today.

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