The ghost appeared to claim that Fanny had been poisoned with arsenic, and Kent was publicly suspected of being her murderer, but a commission whose members included Samuel Johnson concluded that the supposed haunting was a fraud.
The ghost appeared to claim that Fanny had been poisoned with arsenic. Kent was publicly suspected of being her murderer. Kent was publicly a commission. A commission's members included. The supposed haunting was a fraud. Samuel Johnson concluded this.