This week, Alex and Cassie talk to Rachael Schmitt, who shares some spooky stories about her childhood home in Fulton. From eerie coincidences to downright frightening encounters, there's clearly something supernatural happening on the hill.

We also hear from WVU history professor Hal Gorby to learn more about the history of Fulton and try to make connections related to Rachael's experience.

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