The Murder House of Harrisburg
\u201cIf there are such things as ghosts, now I know why.\u201d\n\xa0\nThese are the words of Carrie Donaldson, a genealogy enthusiast who accidentally stumbled upon a 106-year-old cold case involving a young girl whose bones were found in the basement of a Harrisburg home.\n\xa0\nDonaldson\u2019s story\u2014as well as the media sensationalism, conspiracy theories and paranoia that took a city by storm\u2014is now being told in several parts by PennLive investigative reporter, John Luciew, who worked together with Donaldson through over a century\u2019s worth of material in order to try to give a girl in a grave back her name.\n\xa0\nDuring this special \u201cToday in Pa.\u201d bonus episode, Luciew talks with host Claudia Dimuro and dives deep into the details of the case; how and why it blew up in the press the way it did; and maybe, just maybe, how it may have once again risen from the grave due to a little push from Fate.\n\xa0\nYou can check out the currently published parts of \u201cThe Murder House of Harrisburg\u201d below:\n See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.