Can a town’s history hold on so tightly that it haunts the land even after the land has been taken over by water?  Is it possible that an entire lake is destined for sorrow and tragedy due to the location of its construction?  Join us in today’s episode, our second case out of Georgia, as we talk about the legend that surrounds the unusually high number of deaths that have take place on Lake Lanier.

https://www.southerngothicmedia.com/lake-lanier

https://allthatsinteresting.com/lake-lanier-deaths

https://atlantaghosts.com/terror-at-lake-lanier-and-browns-bridge/

https://www.teenvogue.com/story/lake-lanier-deaths-history-black-town

https://medium.com/theundercurrent/forsyth-1912-the-truth-about-lake-lanier-and-oscarville-6f61ec951e11

https://www.atlanta-injury-attorney-blog.com/lake-lanier-is-beautiful-but-still-drowning-way-too-many-people/