Simply Fearless: Tracking Lady Blue Investigation

Shooting the documentary about the Lady Blue is like prosecuting a mobster in court — few people are willing to admit to being witnesses, says movie producer C.C. Carole.

“People don’t want to admit they felt a presence or have seen something out of the corner of their eye,” Carole, of Merrimack, said. “They don’t want people to think that they are crazy.”

Despite her trouble finding witnesses, she was eventually able to find eight people and “Tracking Lady Blue” is here.

The Lady Blue supposedly is Mary Ritter Spaulding who died in April of 1808 and was buried on top of her husband, Isaac’s, first wife, also Mary Spaulding. The two even share a gravestone, though no one is sure why the she haunts the cemetery.

The Lady Blue got her name from the description of her appearance as a blue beam of light.