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This is a complicated question best understood by reading our story in The Lost Chloe. Chloe was my baby. Well, not actually mine but just like mine. Nelle brought her to me and asked for help before she was even born. After I heard the story about the danger Chloe was in, I had no problem with the arrangment.
Poor William nearly murdered by his own sister! She must have been quite manipulative don't you think?
Now, why I'm here. It has to do with Chloe's part of the family fortune. Since William and Nelle couldn't claim her, it was a legal nightmare to make sure she was taken care of. My job was to keep the accumulating gold coins safe at Merbrink. The problem became even more profound,though, when Chloe witnessed a horrible tragedy and became catatonic for some time.
We were very worried that Chloe would commit suicide and our fears nearly happened. But that's another story. I presided over the treasure, Chloe, and a plot to foil the Copelands. We staged this at Merbrink in the summer of 1923.
Monday, January 19, 2009
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Haunted Merbrink
Circa 1933
About the Author (the Living one)
- Shari Benyousky
- Winona Lake, Indiana, United States
- Shari is a recipient of an Indiana Arts Commission IAC Individual Artist Grant for 2008/2009. Her project involved a manuscript about Merbrink and its famous ghost named Miss Phebe. View this website at: www.thelostchloe.com
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I heard a story from a lady who lived across the street from Merbrink for several years. She claimed to have seen the ghost of a little girl walking in her own house on several occasions. Could there be a ghost for Chloe too?
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