In 1950,
local newspapers picked up a story about a Phantom whistler in Louisiana that
is tormenting the 18-year-old young woman named Jacqueline Cadow. It was February of that year when Jacqueline
started hearing wolf whistles just outside of her bedroom at night. The home that she also shared with her Mother
has reportedly been broken by an unknown intruder. They immediately reported the incident to the
authority but the investigation did not develop. She said that she can hear the same whistle
until the day that she got engaged.
Around her date
of engagement, she started to receive telephone calls threatening her that he
would kill her if she pushed for her marriage.
From time to time, her sleep will be disrupted by a disturbing moan or
that eerie whistle. Hundreds of curious
people went to the scene hoping that they would catch a glimpse of the phantom
but to their dismay they found nothing.
The
reporters who launched a search found nothing.
US investigators who conducted an investigation about the phantom
whistler were unable to shed a light to the incident. The whistle would follow her wherever they
would go. In one time, her mom received
an anonymous call telling her that he knew that Jacqueline is at Herbert’s
house.
On October
1, despite of the threat that she was receiving, Jacqueline decided to push for
the marriage. The wedding was attended
by hundreds of spectator hoping to catch a glimpse of the event and of course
if the phantom would keep his promise. The
case of the Phantom whistler remains unsolved.
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