Episode 87: The Wolf Girl
Some say that a werewolf once lived in Georgia -- a young woman, Emily Isabella Burt, who was born roughly 20 years before the Civil War. Sound like an unusual set up for a lycanthropic tale? We thought so, too.
Hosted, Written, and Researched by Laurah Norton
Produced by Maura Currie
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Special Thanks to Denise Roffe and The Southeastern Institute of Paranormal Research
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Miss Emily Isabella Burt, private papers (provided by Denise Roffe)
Interview with Denise Roffe
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