Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 5, Episode 7 - Full Episode | Forensic Files

this program is about unsolved mysteries whenever possible the actual family members and police officials have
participated in recreating the events what you are about to see is not a news broadcast five weeks ago we brought you
the story of a young man who is suffering from amnesia and living in a homeless shelter in San Diego thanks to
you our viewers he now knows who he is it will soon be reunited with his family tonight the dramatic conclusion of his
story and we'll introduce you to this woman also suffering from amnesia and needing your help to find out who she is
we will also examine accusations that a nurse in Texas named Ethel nation saw dozens of babies - adopted parents - of
those infants who are now adults would like your help to find their natural parents and finally with Halloween
almost a pause - tales of things that go bump in the night during the Civil War this building was
an important tapas for the Union Army today it is a museum and many employees believe some of the old soldiers never
left this building an upscale restaurant known as a Moss Beach distillery also has a spectacular and intriguing past
legend has it that during the Roaring Twenties it was a hotbed for loose women bathtub gin racketeering and mobsters
over the years eyewitnesses to account a series of strange happenings right here
in the distillery eerie sights and sounds of no matter how hard you try cannot be explained some believe that
the ghosts of the Roaring Twenties are still here today brewing up spirit admission to make a fascinating and
chilly unsolved mystery [Music] Moss Beach is a lonely windswept cold which lies 20 miles south of San
Francisco the moss peach distillery is perched on a bluff overlooking the cold the restaurants name pays homage to the
building's history during the heady days of prohibition it was a notorious speakeasy in recent years all manner of
strange goings-on have been reported at the Moss Beach distillery waitresses where the cold wind swirled through the
dining but no windows or doors are open one of the former owners claims she has seen objects fly through the air and
doors locked mysteriously of their own accord at last count as many as five different ghosts have been reported
lurking in and around his restaurant I've been here all day and I haven't seen a single ghost but over the years a
lot of other people have or say they happen and since it's almost Halloween the rest of us should at least try to
keep an open mind according to local legend all this ghostly business began some seventy years ago with a beautiful
lady in blue the Roaring Twenties flappers fast-living illegal booze get the lead out Frank's Roadhouse the
speakeasy at Moss Beach was a favorite jumping off point for bootleggers gentlemen the best whiskey money can buy
[Music] Frank's was also the setting for a legendary love triangle the lady was beautiful she always wore blue the piano
player had eyes only for her but their romance was conducted in secret because a lady in blue belonged to someone else
the lovers communicated in code a silent language in which the lift of an eyebrow
spoke volumes the lady's husband was a bootlegger and that night she made a serious mistake
unaware that he would soon arrive she signaled the piano player to meet her on the beach
Moss Beach was a bootleggers haven isolated and sheltered under a cliff just outside the speakeasy when the
lady's husband found out she had left Frank's Roadhouse he made his way to the cove and frantically questioned his
cronies suddenly the bootleggers saw his wife of the piano player and went mad with jealousy a life flashed a gun was
drawn a lady threw herself between the two men she loved where the struggle was over the beautiful lady in blue lay
lifeless victim of her lover's dagger or so it is said some will deny that she ever existed but others will swear that
her ghost haunts Moss beach to this very day believers claim it just as the blue lady
once held caught inside the speakeasy her spirit now provides the restaurant breathing a chill wind down the necks of
women she seizes rifles moreover some employees swear that she calls out their names seductively when they are all
alone in the dining room [Music] [Applause] [Music] she's mischievous a lot of pranks will
happen a lot of things will go on but I don't think that any of it is malicious I don't think that anything is supposed
to be hair-raising Zand you're running out of a building or anything else like that she's good she's she seems to be a
kind soul nice spirit it's just still sort of amazes me that she still is there and still playing
tricks on people you know every time I come back and talk to someone they give me the list of all the things that she's
been doing when Patten dave Andrews on the moss Beach distillery their family lived on the ground floor
they say the blue lady seemed to delight in locking them out of their rooms paddles who says that the blue lady
liked to play other tricks especially late at night when Pat was all alone in the restaurant office my checkbook
lifted right off the shelf above my head and sailed around it was kind of slowly
around in this small room but I just told her to put it back and it went right back onto the shelf I was a total
skeptic couldn't been more skeptical than it would be impossible to be more skeptical than I was and I just didn't
believe in it and then as as time went on the things that happened you know totally brought me around to the point
of view that there it is here there's no offense or buts about it happened on the cliff outside the
restaurant some neighborhood children once claimed they saw the blue lady but she seemed to be a very different kind
of ghost not the playful spirit who dwelt indoors but one with a somber demeanor concerned for the children's
safety [Music] go back go away it's dangerous please listen hurry the housekeeper of one of the restaurant
employees police she has met the same spirit and that it is definitely not the two-timing flapper a popular legend
first time I see the blue lady is one night I am very sick I have Cola have fever
yeah I see one person in the side in my bed [Music] tu eres Consuela see also from solo quiero hablar contigo
porque tu tienes algo mio not a rotten banana to you estoy hablando de musica [Music]
the mysterious blue lady would soon reappear this time just after Consuela had finished showering she claims that
once again the spirit asked for her music and then revealed her name me nombre [Music]
the name Alma Reid conjured a dim memory from Consuela's childhood when she was 10 years old
Consuela's father had given her sheet music written by one of his close friends Ricardo parlour een a famous
Mexican musician the song was titled peregrina he was dedicated to Ricardo's beloved her name was Elmer Reade
accoding to Consuela Alma Reid and Ricardo Paul marine were star-crossed lovers Alma was already married to
another man when she fell in love with a handsome musician legend has it that in
1927 she walked into the sea preferring death to life without her beloved Ricardo
some say she drowned herself off the northern California coast not far from lost Beach
[Music] I became involved with the blue lady Sylvia bronde as a national reputation
as a psychic she has worked with the police on many unsolved criminal cases in 1992 the owner of the Moss Beach
distillery asked her to find out just who luring the blue lady was and I said Oh
I have more things to do than to go ghost chasing but I said what the heck so after I got up here I walked in and
said oh my god there is a ghost here and I'm getting the name Mary Ann or Mary Ellen Morley and she seems to be swerved
all in sort of like a hat the restaurant employees were surprised when Sylvia came up with a totally new identity for
the blue ladies maybe I'd say 26 maybe 20 Sylvia what all to say that Mary Ellen Morley had been killed by crushing
blows to the chest and head but her demeanor seems we took that information went over to the San Mateo County vital
statistics and research documentation between 1910 and 1930 and in fact came up with a name that Sylvia Browne had
had mentioned during dinner Mary Ellen Morley Jennifer Tyler and Jan buckle stole
another restaurant employees dug through the archives and made an eerie discovery
Mary Ellen Marley's maiden name was read and in an astounding coincidence she had
a sister named Alma Jennifer and Jen are also intrigued by the newspaper accounts
of Mary Ellen Moore Lee's death when she was killed it had a made front-page news in the
Redwood City standard as well as The Times Gazette and so it was it was really chilling when I came upon that
cuz all of a sudden she became very real [Music] Mary Ellen Morley lived in Redwood City
California near the San Francisco Bay on the day of her death Mary Ellen and her
husband Frederick had driven north to visit her mother's grave the cemetery was 15 miles from the Moss beach
distillery [Music] returning home on the Bayshore highway that same night Frederic lost control of
his automobile it overturned and Mary Ellen was trapped in the wreckage with her last breath she asked Frederic to
take care of the three-year-old son jackals [Music] [Music] when Frederick Morley heard a car he
frantically ran for help but in the end he could do nothing to save his wife the
injuries she suffered were crushing blows to the chest and head the exact injuries described by Sylvia Browne
you say that you're very tired the owner of the distillery called Sylvia Browne back to the restaurant for
a seance because you've been walking so long so cold so tired Sylvia claims of Mary Ellen Marley's
spirit was weary from searching for Jack her son L incredibly Sylvia also says she saw three other spirits with Mary
Ellen a beautiful blonde named Anna Philbrick her dashing lover John Cantina and
Hannah elder a Mennonite woman as the sails came to an end Sylvia said Mary Ellen ward that would
soon be a fire at the restaurant concern is that what you're saying Mary Ilic four or five days later after this we
had a fire here in the restaurant we had to close the restaurant temporarily and
that was really eerie that was kind of scary I've moved from a1 on a scale of ten of belief to
somewhere in the neighborhood of an eight I would say in a Tim with regard to my blue lady I'm convinced she's here
[Music] does a spirit of a beautiful blue lady really hunt the most Beach distillery
if so who could she be most people now believe she is Mary Ellen Morley the young mother who died in a tragic car
accident others swear that the blue lady is al Marine the ill-fated lover of Ricardo
parlour een a few still hold with the original legend of the beautiful flapper who romanced a piano player at Frank's
Roadhouse perhaps all three women thought los beach perhaps the most Beach distillery is not only a watering hole
for humans but a gathering place for spirits as well when we return a tale of a haunting from a different era
some say the spirits from a civil war have taken up residence in the drum barracks Museum
on April 12 1861 the first tragic shots of the American Civil War were fired at Fort Sumter South Carolina over the next
four years the battle raged along a thousand-mile front the most of the fighting took place in the southern
states the Union war effort eventually spread across the country all the way to Wilmington California in 1862 a military
installation was established on 60 acres overlooking Los Angeles Harbor christened the drum barracks after an
obscure lieutenant colonel the facility was a key Center for training and processing troops by the end of the war
nearly half of California 17,000 Union volunteers had passed through the barracks today all that remains of the
outpost is a single building which now houses a modest Museum and some very unlikely tour guides I don't call them
ghosts or I don't call them hauntings usually what I do believe in is we call them spirits it's a comfortable feeling
they don't bother me and I'm very comfortable here with them you can lock the rooms at night I do I I make a check
in fact very religiously I check all the rooms they're locked the lights are off
the shades are down and you come here at eight o'clock in the morning and the light in the parlor jolly well might be
on and then again it might not but the shades may be up [Music] in 1986 Marge O'Brien was hired to
revitalize the drum barracks the museum had fallen into disrepair despite being declared a historic
landmark in 1963 it was very dark very sad feeling as you walk through and it was just the kind of a building just
kind of standing here saying help me over the next few months margin a team of craftsmen and volunteers work
diligently to overhaul the museum the officers lounge was faithfully restored and loo displays were installed the old
building was coming back to life in more ways than one I'm sitting in my office doing the proverbial paperwork and
something will take my attention either a window will rattle the roses will hit against the window something wind
possibly and that something attracts me to the fact that I should be checking something
[Music] and I will walk over to the parlor nine chances out of ten when I have this
feeling and I open the door more likely than not the lights on the on the table are on
most times I will walk up the stairs and check the gun room very often that too has the lights on and the window blinds
open even though they have been closed and down because of the rule here is that after every tour you pull the
shades down turn off the light and lock the door never thought much about ghosts
I've never inquired about it never tried to speak to the dead never got involved
even when I first came here I took it very lightly Forrest Neal was always a skeptic when it came to ghosts in the
light until the summer of 1989 it was on a Monday morning Museum being closed I'm
here by myself and I heard someone walking and one of the hallways as it continued I walked out to my door
looking down the stairway I proceeded out knowing that someone was probably in a gift shop hiding waiting
for me to leap as I went into gift shop no one went over the bathroom I expected
for something to happen and there was no one in the bathroom and since then I become pretty much a believer we were up
there in the gun room cleaning dusting my group Yasmin works with volunteer groups who assist in the museum's upkeep
in 1991 she too began to believe that the drum barracks might in fact be haunted I put down the blinds and turn
off the light and walked a dream and left came downstairs and left a building there were nobody around you will be
back Friday won't you yeah 10:30 just silver needs polishing okay we'll do that when I looked up I saw the blind
and the window that we were working went up really slowly did you just see that what the blind went up by itself it gave
me the impression as if someone was holding it you know someone was doing it to me a ghost who is like Casper the
Friendly Ghost or some movie or something you know I guess you know and one doesn't believe it until they
actually are really convinced Fred Duran is an exterminator for the city of Los Angeles and the museum is among his
regular stops on one visit in particular Fred got all the convincing he needed as
they got into the kitchen that morning I heard some footsteps behind me and I thought it was the caretaker yeah and I
didn't pay any attention to it have you seen the real know as I turned around there was this guy
there I thought it was kind of odd because he was in a Civil War outfit and I thought it was the caretaker that
lived there so as I was going out towards you know the front of the building to go out
towards my vehicle and then I you know I saw the caretaker there in the work and
the workmen also and I just asked him I said you know hey the guy that lives here takes his job seriously and they
said you saw the captain's ghosts and I said oh come on guys and they said no you actually saw the captain's ghosts
hey Fred said he saw it he saw it I have no doubts in that Fred's a very honest man my reaction is I wonder why at this
point what the reason was at this point in time why he had to should to come now
and why - Fred Marge O'Brien became determined to find out who or what had been taken up residence in the drum
barracks in 1991 she asked Barbara Connor an internationally recognized psychic to visit the museum she says we
seem to have some creaks and groans and I thought right away mentally I thought to myself oh it's an old house it's just
settling and I said well I've never done it before but sure I'd like to come out
so we came out and starting to go through the Barry according to Barbara Connor the drum barracks was teeming
with ghostly activity in the officers lounge she claims to have encountered several spirits who
were playing cards and others stood by the window peering through the curtains but one phantom seemed more forceful
than the rest she looked at me and he says I want this chair closer to the fireplace because I'm cold and I was
telling Marge I said this gentleman that sitting in this chair here has a foot that is his boot is too tight for him
what was interesting is my research showed that Colonel Curtis who was the commander here the longest had
frostbitten his left foot when he was fighting Indians up in Washington right around the ankle above where the nerve
endings were was a great deal of pain which he suffered much of his life he would wear a boot that was a size
smaller so that he could have more control of that foot and he dragged it there is no way Barbara could have known
that when she walked into the room I had just started to uncover this research [Music]
upstairs Barbara Conner continued to have visions which seemed to explain some of the strange noises Marge and the
staff had grown familiar with I told Marge I said there's a little boy here and he's throwing the ball up
against the wall and she goes that's what that is and I go what she says well we've heard this thump thump thump and
we couldn't figure out what it is and I said well that's it he's throwing this ball up against the wall and I said if
you want him to stop just tell him to stop and he'll stop as the tour came to an end
Barbara Conner says she saw the specters of Colonel Curtis and his officers in a
planning session the colonel was standing there at the table and when we came in he looked at
us then all sudden he started looking in a box over on the side like he left what
he was doing and went over and started digging in this box and he turned to me and mental he's projected he wants his
award he wants the award he's trying to find an award and I said what award and he says I have an award I want my award
and I wanted on that wall but I had never heard of a plaque before and I didn't I don't remember anything ever
hanging in that storage room but I discovered later that when he left Washington that Colonel Curtis didn't
receive an award for his work with the Indians up there and possibly that could have been the plaque
remember Curtis young it's time to go home lights out you can go on them back home that's fine with me
[Music] I believe that there's something here people asked me have I seen it I have no
I haven't seen it and apparently they don't talk to me if I'm wrong in talking to spiritual then I'm wrong because I do
have become accustomed to I'm pleased that they're here if indeed they are because it means someone with a longer
span here is going to take care of this place and it will be taken care of do the long-dead spirits of the Civil
War still roam the drum barracks at this point the museum staff has little doubt
skeptics might say they have overactive imaginations or perhaps a fanatic reverence for the past but those who've
experienced the unguided tour of the museum believe it is nothing less than a case of living history when we return a
young man and woman sold as infants by a nurse in Texas are searching for their natural mothers
these three infants were all born in San Antonio Texas between 1959 and 1966 what they have in common is a connection
to an opportunistic woman a woman who according to son ran a secret but profitable business in which she sold
babies for more than twenty years that question of a letter prize first came to light when the mother of this infant
began looking for her in November of 1959 18 year old Eileen's Ella cough was alone scared and seven months pregnant
she was taken in by a nurse in San Antonio named Ethel nation On January 6 1960 Deline gave birth to a healthy baby
girl almost immediately Ethel whisp the infant away Ethel stole my baby and I searched I searched I tried everything
in San Antone I talked to a lawyer Ethel wouldn't help me I just couldn't find my baby
Ethel nation always denied that she had anything to do with a disappearance of d'Alene's baby but in 1968 Dai lien
found a photograph of her daughter in Ethel's house it took another 15 years of searching before die lean and her
daughter were reunited on national television when I first saw my daughter she looked beautiful and she smiled and
I was just overjoyed he was so beautiful - finally after all these years we finally I finally found her while the
story of diving silac off and her daughter has a happy ending the stories of two are the young people
who were sold by Ethel nation are far from over perhaps someone in our audience tonight can help unlock the
secrets of their past Scott MERS was born in San Antonio in 1965 his adoptive parents were unable to
have children and paid Ethel nation $1,200 for Scott Scott grew up knowing he had been adopted when he was 10 he
began to have an odd recurring dream which seemed to be about the mother he never knew and perhaps the place where
he was born [Music] I remember walking through in the main doorway I remember feeling very cold in this
place I felt like very very horrible things went on there there was a table and beside this table there was a man in
a green robe and a lady dressed in white I don't know what they were doing there
when I woke up I woke up almost screaming I mean I was really really scared he said I was born in that room I
was born in that room and he said I feel like my my birth mother was having a rough time in her life and for some
reason I felt very drawn to her almost like she was calling me when Scott was 18 he and his adoptive mother Mary began
an intensive search for his natural mother Scott's adoption records revealed few
clues so he and Mary paid a visit to Ethel nation she seemed really nice she wanted to help
then as the times grew on it got worse and worse and worse [Music] Scott and Mary visited Ethel on six
occasions was each visit Ethel changed her story at various times she told Scott he had been born in three
different hospitals but none of them had his birth records on file who said anything about Santa Rosa you did I
never he must be mistaken I never mentioned Santa Rosa you most certainly did the last time we came you told
Scotty he had been born at Santa Rosa I sat right here when you said it on the final visit Ethel became angry and
revealed what she said was the bitter truth about Scott's mother your mother didn't watch you your mother had an
abortion your mother was a [ __ ] your mother was a [ __ ] and you want to know why she didn't have the abortion because
it was too late she told me that I was a bastard child but you want that all my mother was was a [ __ ] a [ __ ] and that
I should have no right to even look for her so for me to go home and for me to stop looking for her scott mhairi
refused to give up they decided to visit yet another place where Ethel said Scott
had been born a community health center that in 1965 was known as the Woodlawn clinic the very minute that we walked in
I was completely stunned I couldn't even talk the feelings that I got from this were just incredible I mean it was it
was very of a morbid type feeling but yeah I felt like I had been there before and at everything that in this dream
that I had back when I was 10 true before my eyes I was scared to death he held onto me I held onto him we
both cried all the way down the hall [Music] I was so happy that it made sense it's a
dream that I had many years ago sadly Scot Mirza still not found his natural mother but through his search he
met a young woman who had a remarkably similar experience with Ethel nation donut Barker was adopted in July of 1966
by a childless couple from San Antonio as a last desperate resort they had approached Ethel nation after years of
trying to adopt through state agencies donut learned that on the night she was adopted her parents had to choose
between her and two other infants these two little boys here that are twins and this little girl over here now of course
you have your choice but I would prefer that the boys be kept together if that's
at all possible there were bassinets and there were children of I think there were two twin
boys and myself my parents didn't because they didn't expect that things would happen so quickly they just
thought they were gonna go to see the baby but at that point mrs. Nations told my parents that they could go ahead and
take me home that night okay yes absolutely honey is there a problem hey ma'am we
don't have the full 1,700 I thought that had been settled we just didn't think we'd be able to
take her tonight you have some kind of property do you have anything that you sell how about the boat what kind of
boat it's alright we'll work something out all as payment for dawnette Ethel nation accepted a 14-foot ski boat were
$1700 you can go ahead and take your baby home when she turned 18 donut began to search for her natural parents she
found that her mother's name was listed as Gloria Cantu the adoption papers had been notarized by Ethel nation what can
I do for you this time dönitz spoke with Ethel nation several times and was finally told the same
story as Scott murders your mother was a [ __ ] she didn't want you she went there
to have an abortion but it was just too late to have one I don't understand opening I told you you shouldn't have
been messing around with something like this you should have left well enough alone I really couldn't understand I why
or how she could say that it hurt there is no way of knowing how many babies were sold by Ethel nation who died in
1991 Scott lers a dawn at Barker now suspect that there may be dozens of other young people who like them will
not be able to rest until they are reunited with their natural mothers Scott MERS was born on August 5th 1965
in San Antonio Texas his mother's name was listed as Joyce Collier she may have been 22 years old
Scott's adopted mother Mary met her once and recalls that she was thin with dark
hair and an olive complexion it's important for me to find her because there's a certain gap a certain hole is
inside me that I want to fill and I think the only way that I can fill this hole is to be hold myself and finding my
birth mother will do that if she's out there and she is watching you know I just want her to know that um I don't
want anything from her and above all I don't want to hurt her or you know maybe it's something she's
never told anyone or who she's currently married to if she's married but I don't
want anything no strings attached I just want to know what happened and how it happened I would never in any way want
to hurt her doughnut Parker's birthday is listed as July 21st 1966 but she may have been
born weeks earlier her mother Gloria Cantu may have been 23 years old when donut was born
Bost got MERS and dawn at Barker Lucia may have been born in the Woodlawn clinic in San Antonio Texas
[Music] on the night of our broadcast several viewers called our telecenter on behalf
of donuts birth mother Gloria Cantu Martinez of San Antonio Texas a short time later donut spoke to her mother for
the very first time and learned that glory had never intended to give her up but had been tricked into signing the
adoption papers Donna was overjoyed to discover that Gloria wanted to see her as soon as
possible on November 9th 1992 Gloria flew to Washington DC for a tearful reunion with da net for mother and
daughter it was an emotional end of 26 years of painful separation when I was waiting for her to come out from the
plane I don't a million things are going through my mind and just relief that it
was over that I was finally where I wanted to be after a long time of looking [Music]
and I just couldn't put it here it that was finally gonna happen what I always wanted I've always wanted her
find her wondered what she was like if she was married and she had any children [Music]
the reunion was made even more special when Gloria met her four grandchildren for the first time Donuts dream of
having her entire family together had finally come true next a woman stricken with amnesia needs your help
and tonight's special alert [Music] last month we air the story of a young man in San Diego California who had no
idea who he was or where he had come from in May of 1992 he had wandered into a local homeless shelter apparently
suffering from complete and total amnesia doctors were baffled by his memory loss the only clue to his
identity was a Boston library card which bore the name pair a prim update on the
night of our broadcast the viewer in Canada called her telecentre to say that the young man had once worked for his
wife and that his name is in fact Pierre Aprill Pierre soon learned that he has two sisters that his parents live in
machine Canada where his father practices medicine the next day they spoke on the phone for the first time in
more than five months it was a very emotional moment and then I even had to tell him that I couldn't even trust him
100% that I wanted the package with family pictures in it and with my birth certificate in it and anything else he
could think of he said okay we'll send that to you and then he said do you remember your mom and I said no and she
was listening on the extension and she burst into tears a few days later the packet arrived
Pierre sat down with his fiancee only let me San Diego and a friend to get reacquainted with his past it is strange
to be told who you are and what you did I'm someone again and for quite a few months I was nobody and nothing
[Music] shortly after pierce story air we were contacted by authorities and Richardson
Texas a suburb of Dallas about another unusual case of amnesia involving a woman who calls herself Sandra evidence
like there's a wall across my brain and it won't let me see the other side occasionally a snapshot comes through
and I get a glimpse of a life before but nothing solid nothing concrete on May 14th 1992 sandra fainted in the Dallas
area bus station and was transported to a local hospital she seemed to be suffering from total amnesia and the
police were notified I did receive numerous phone calls from around the United States from law enforcement
agencies and citizens in general thinking that they may know who Sandra actually is we did follow up on all of
the phone calls we received and we're not able to determine who she actually is this photograph was taken the day
Sandra was found initially she could not remember her name and she is still not sure that she truly is
Sandra Evans in fact the tag on the luggage she was carrying had the name Linda Kennedy on
it Sandra says the handwriting is hers but is certain the name is not the strongest clues a Sandra's identity or
several photographs found on the luggage there is one of Sandra as a bride and other shows two young children and
finally a picture of a teenage girl which appears to be a high school graduation portrait they troubled me I
didn't want to deal with the thought if they could be my children it was much easier to believe they could be nieces
and nephews because the thought of them being mine and not knowing where they are not knowing who they are not knowing
what conditions were that they were in was too upsetting at this point Sandra believes her
amnesia is a result of some traumatic perhaps violent experience and she is haunted by a vague fear of both her past
and her future I am afraid of what I'm going to find on the other side because something made me forget it I am afraid
that if I've had children that they won't understand where I've been for the last five months that if I my mother
must be elderly if this is doing something to her update just moments after this story aired in Canada a
viewer contacted authorities there and identified Sandra Evans as her sister Carol Ann Rose AK of London Ontario
carol-anne soon learned that she is divorced and that the photographs found in her luggage were over two sons about
teenagers and her 13 year old daughter when I talked to my daughter I asked her about things that we had done and she
said we did everything together she said we were real close in fact the first time I talked to her it was more like
she was the mother and I was the daughter she was so sweet she was so excited to talk to me even
though the information about her past did nothing to jog her memory Carolyn immediately began packing to
return to Canada for her children her four sisters and her brother would be waiting on October 30th 1992 a nervous
Carolyn accompanied by friends she had made in Texas arrived at the Dallas Airport to board a flight that would
take her back to her family six months after she disappeared oh yes I'm happy to go home no nervous a
little nervous but I'm happy to be going home today Carol Ann lives with her daughter in Milton Ontario she still has
no idea what caused her amnesia but is currently undergoing therapy in the hope that someday she will fully recover her
memory join me next time perhaps you may be able to help solve a mystery [Music]
[Applause] [Music] you [Music]

Brief Summary

Amnesia cases, ghost stories, and a baby-selling nurse are featured.

Key points

Mysterious Happenings. Employees report strange occurrences at the distillery, including objects flying and doors locking mysteriously.
The Blue Lady's Legend. A beautiful lady in blue is said to haunt the Moss Beach distillery, linked to a tragic love story.
Psychic Investigations. Psychic Sylvia Browne claims to have identified the blue lady's true identity, Mary Ellen Morley.
Haunting at Drum Barracks. The Drum Barracks Museum is said to be haunted by spirits from the Civil War era.
Emotional Reunion. A mother and daughter finally meet after 26 years apart, filled with joy and relief.
Searching for Identity. Scott MERS embarks on a journey to find his birth mother, revealing deep emotional scars.

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The ghosts of the Roaring Twenties are still here today.

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