HAUNTED GLENSHEEN MANSION - Elisabeth Congdon's Sad End. 

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STORY:
In 1905, wealthy mining magnate Chester Condon began building the Glensheen Historic Estate, a 39-room mansion on a 22-acre estate located in Duluth, Minnesota. Chester died in 1916, and his wife Clara many years later in 1950. In the end, the only remaining daughter, Elisabeth Congdon, inherited the entire family estate.
On June 27, 1977 at 3:00am, Elisabeth and her nurse Velma Pietila were found dead. Elisabeth was found suffocated with a satin pillow in her bed. Velma, who was lying on the main stairwell landing window seat, had been beaten to death with a candlestick. The motive was initially unclear because few valuables were looted from the room.
So attention immediately shifted to Elisabeth's adopted daughter Marjorie, the black sheep of the family, who was to receive $8 million at the time of her mother's death.
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