"This was featured on Unsolved Mysteries"
According to local legend, a fashionably dressed woman got off of a train in Ellis MO. She was seen arguing with a man; witnesses reported that it appeared to be a lovers' quarrel. They were seen walking eastward along the tracks and never returned Three days later, the woman's body was discovered alongside the tracks. She had been murdered, but nothing was found on her to identify her. According to the legend, railroad workers buried her nearby.
The Grave is still being maintained by the Rail Road. and Locals still leave flowers.
According to local legend, a fashionably dressed woman got off of a train in Ellis MO. She was seen arguing with a man; witnesses reported that it appeared to be a lovers' quarrel. They were seen walking eastward along the tracks and never returned Three days later, the woman's body was discovered alongside the tracks. She had been murdered, but nothing was found on her to identify her. According to the legend, railroad workers buried her nearby.
The Grave is still being maintained by the Rail Road. and Locals still leave flowers.
"This was featured on Unsolved Mysteries"
According to local legend, a fashionably dressed woman got off of a train in Ellis MO. She was seen arguing with a man; witnesses reported that it appeared to be a lovers' quarrel. They were seen walking eastward along the tracks and never returned Three days later, the woman's body was discovered alongside the tracks. She had been murdered, but nothing was found on her to identify her. According to the legend, railroad workers buried her nearby.
The Grave is still being maintained by the Rail Road. and Locals still leave flowers.
According to local legend, a fashionably dressed woman got off of a train in Ellis MO. She was seen arguing with a man; witnesses reported that it appeared to be a lovers' quarrel. They were seen walking eastward along the tracks and never returned Three days later, the woman's body was discovered alongside the tracks. She had been murdered, but nothing was found on her to identify her. According to the legend, railroad workers buried her nearby.
The Grave is still being maintained by the Rail Road. and Locals still leave flowers.
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