By: Sandy
"This photo was taken at Reder Road in Griffith Indiana. It was in the daytime, sunny, clear and no rain or mist in the air and about 75 degrees. The history of Reder Road is said to be haunted by ghosts. The most famous known ghost is that of Elizabeth Wilson who died in a speeding car crash in 1955, thrown from the car and drowning face down in the ditch on the side of the road. Numerous sightings of her ghost has spread throughout our Community throughout the years. It is about a 5 mile stretch of a now barred off road that is no longer open to the public use. Grown up with weeds trees and brush and a narrow pathway is all that is left of the old road. My sister (Robyn) captured this photo in Mid August 2004 while we were on a ghost hunt and gave me permission to send it to you. I truly believe that she has captured the ghost of Elizabeth Wilson. I have also posted this photo on your message board with a lot of responses. What do you think?...........I would truly appreciate response on your opinion"
"This photo was taken at Reder Road in Griffith Indiana. It was in the daytime, sunny, clear and no rain or mist in the air and about 75 degrees. The history of Reder Road is said to be haunted by ghosts. The most famous known ghost is that of Elizabeth Wilson who died in a speeding car crash in 1955, thrown from the car and drowning face down in the ditch on the side of the road. Numerous sightings of her ghost has spread throughout our Community throughout the years. It is about a 5 mile stretch of a now barred off road that is no longer open to the public use. Grown up with weeds trees and brush and a narrow pathway is all that is left of the old road. My sister (Robyn) captured this photo in Mid August 2004 while we were on a ghost hunt and gave me permission to send it to you. I truly believe that she has captured the ghost of Elizabeth Wilson. I have also posted this photo on your message board with a lot of responses. What do you think?...........I would truly appreciate response on your opinion"
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