The Yellow Chair in the Snow: Witnesses and an Unlocked Silence
The Yellow Chair in the Snow: Witnesses and an Unlocked Silence
A dry yellow spindle-back chair sat untouched in seven inches of snow at 7:14 AM on February 9, 2004, facing a padlocked grain elevator - yet the chair had no snow on it and a county road worker photographed it with a disposable camera. That image pulled retired agricultural extension agent Earl Lane into a mystery that links a 2003 string of phantom dinner sounds to a 1921-1938 community tradition and a three-person fatal fire; what, if anything, was being summoned back to Depot Street?
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