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How To Find The Ghost In Grand Theft Auto V
If you spent time exploring the Internet in Grand Theft Auto V, you may have come across the "Who Killed Leonora Johnson" website. If you click the "Main Players" tab on this site, followed by the link for "Another Vinewood Mystery: Blood on the Rocks," you arrive at an old newspaper clipping detailing the death of another woman, Jolene Cranley-Evans. This article shows a picture of a particular location in the game. You can find it in northeastern part of the map on Mount Gordo.
If you travel to this location during the day, you won't find any clues leading to her murder or accidental death. If you wait until night – 11 PM to be precise – a ghostly image of a woman appears on one of the rocks. Approaching this apparition will make it vanish, but you can get a good look at her through a sniper rifle scope. If you climb onto the rock she occupies, you'll see the name "Jock" spelled in blood. The ghost and blood stain both disappear at midnight.
Is this ghost outing her husband for her murder, or is she reaching out to the love of her life for help? Until we get answers, Jolene will continue to haunt Mount Gordo.
Check out the video below to see her ghost!
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