Mork & Mindy1978

Jean DaVinci:
Mindy, I don't want to upset you, but after Mork told us what went on in your house, I did a little research, and I found this old book in the library.

Mindy McConnell:
Colorado Legends?

Mork:
Oh, intriguing!

Remo DaVinci:
That's just bunk!

Jean DaVinci:
[opens book] Recognize this?

Mindy McConnell:
Yeah, it kind of looks like my house.

Jean DaVinci:
It is, in 1921. Only then it was known as Lafalette House.

Mindy McConnell:
Lafalette is my mother's maiden name.

Jean DaVinci:
Well, this book says two sisters built this home in 1894, Lucinda and Dedra Lafalette.

Mindy McConnell:
Lucinda and Dedra? They must've been my great, great aunts or something.

Jean DaVinci:
Well according to this, Lucinda was the older sister and she wasn't so attractive, but she was madly in love with this handsome young silver miner named Harrison Monteith; but he was in love with the young and beautiful Dedra. Then one night they found Harrison's body. He'd been mysteriously poisoned, but no one could prove who did it. After that, the sisters boarded themselves up in the house, and they were never seen again until the day they died.

Mindy McConnell:
Oh that's great, that happened in my house? That's terrific.

Jean DaVinci:
Well, it could be that Lucinda and Dedra don't want their house sold.