Uncover the truth behind the Winchester Mystery House - a labyrinth of lies and legends. Join us as we delve into the past to uncover the real story of Sarah Winchester, the mysterious and eccentric heiress who inherited the Winchester Rifle fortune. From seances to trapdoors, discover the truth behind the rumors and myths that have clouded the legacy of this iconic California mansion

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