Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, — C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
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Mom stood over the still thrashing ghost with the bat and brought it down on its head again and again. "Leave him alone, leave my family alone!" she screamed. "We are not going to die in a stupid gas station in the middle of nowhere!

— C.A. Marshall, Ghostland
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