A Savannah medium walks us through her most haunting case. Three months. One garden. A figure that refused to be ignored.
Tonight on The Confession Booth, Vesper Lattimore shares the case of Miriam, a young mother who began seeing a stranger standing in her garden every evening. The stranger never moved. She never spoke. And no one else could see her. What unfolds is not a story about a ghost, but a story about the grief that refuses to be named, and the slow, careful work of letting it finally be spoken. The women in the family had a saying about things that wait. Miriam learned what it meant.
CHAPTERS
00:00 - Cold Open
03:30 - Host Introduction
07:45 - Meet Vesper Lattimore
13:20 - The Phone Call
18:50 - The First Visit
23:30 - The Loss
31:10 - The Box
38:20 - The Ceremony
46:30 - The Aftermath
52:00 - Reflection
60:30 - Closing
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