River City Lighting – Formerly Hoffman Lighting (now another name?)

Later River City Lighting, Hoffman Lighting was owned by two men, one of which killed the other in the showroom. The accused killer was found not guilty. A manager at the showroom from 1979-81 would come in before anyone else to do some work. Very distinct footsteps could be heard in the warehouse above my office. Many people heard this ghost at different times.

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Haunted Lineage note: Murder occurred in March 1974 at Hoffman Lighting Co. in the Lyndon area of Louisville, Kentucky. Victim was Robert Allen Keyer Jr., business partner. Specific building address could not be verified but location is in the Lyndon/Hurstbourne area of Louisville, Kentucky. Current business selected is Brecher's Lighting and the building style looks old enough to have been the proper location.

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105, South Hurstbourne Parkway, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, 40222, United States

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