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'''Jeanne Flagler''' was killied at [[Collinwood]]. |
'''Jeanne Flagler''' was killied at [[Collinwood]]. |
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| − | In late 1970, Jeanne and her husband, [[Victor Flagler]], visited the ruins of Collinwood on a dare after hearing many stories throughout town about how there ghosts inhabiting the mansion, as well as reports of strange lights and music. Victor and Jeanne did not believe the stories they heard, and decided to investigate for themselves. |
+ | In late [[1970]], Jeanne and her husband, [[Victor Flagler]], visited the [[Destruction of Collinwood|ruins of Collinwood]] on a dare after hearing many stories throughout town about how there were [[ghosts]] inhabiting the mansion, as well as reports of strange lights and music. Victor and Jeanne did not believe the stories they heard, and decided to investigate for themselves. |
| − | Once inside Collinwood, the two became overwhelmed by a powerful sense of evil, and tried to run from the house in fear. While making their way towards the front door, Jeanne was killed by a |
+ | Once inside Collinwood, the two became overwhelmed by a powerful sense of evil, and tried to run from the house in fear. While making their way towards the front door, Jeanne was killed by a statue that fell from the railing on the staircase, landing in the [[foyer]]. Victor claims he heard a man's laughter while he examined Jeanne's dead body, and ran from the house without ever seeing her again. ([[1062]]) |
== Background infomation and notes == |
== Background infomation and notes == |
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Revision as of 05:06, 5 November 2012
Jeanne Flagler was killied at Collinwood.
In late 1970, Jeanne and her husband, Victor Flagler, visited the ruins of Collinwood on a dare after hearing many stories throughout town about how there were ghosts inhabiting the mansion, as well as reports of strange lights and music. Victor and Jeanne did not believe the stories they heard, and decided to investigate for themselves.
Once inside Collinwood, the two became overwhelmed by a powerful sense of evil, and tried to run from the house in fear. While making their way towards the front door, Jeanne was killed by a statue that fell from the railing on the staircase, landing in the foyer. Victor claims he heard a man's laughter while he examined Jeanne's dead body, and ran from the house without ever seeing her again. (1062)
Background infomation and notes
- Mentioned only.
- Since Barnabas Collins, Julia Hoffman, and Professor Timothy Eliot Stokes prevented the Destruction of Collinwood, it can be assumed that Jeanne was never killed, and her life turned out much differently than how it was portrayed onscreen.