The abandoned Molly Stark Hospital draws both history aficionados and ghost seekers. The hospital was founded in 1929 in Louisville, Ohio, and was used to treat TB patients until the 1970s. Balint's piece on Molly Stark was not his only one. He also wrote about the Bell Witch, a legendary haunted woman in West Virginia. The story of Molly Stark begins in 1829 when she was born. Her father was a wealthy brewer who owned several buildings in downtown Louisville. When Molly was just four years old, her family moved into their new house, which had been built for them by their friend William Jackson McConnell. Molly grew up to be an intelligent and beautiful young woman who married James Stark, a successful lawyer. They had a son together named Thomas Jefferson Jr., who became a famous artist. However, the marriage did not last long because James had an affair with Stark's secretary, Gertrude Verbrygghe. When he told Molly that he wanted a divorce, she threw him out of the house! She even sold all of his belongings at a public auction. After the divorce, James began to have an affair with another woman. This time it was with a prostitute named Mary Logan. One night, while walking home from work, James was shot dead by an unknown person. The police found no leads because nobody wanted to talk.