Mrs. Jarman was the willing accomplice and co-conspirator in her husband's murder scheme at The Ostrich Inn. Together, they perfected their deadly trap-door system and murdered over 60 innocent travelers for their valuables. She was an active participant in the killings, helping to signal when victims were asleep and assisting in the disposal of bodies and theft of possessions. When their crimes were eventually discovered after the murder of clothier Thomas Cole, both she and her husband were arrested, tried, and sentenced to death by hanging. Mrs. Jarman was executed wearing her best dress, and it is in these same execution clothes that her ghost appears at the inn. Witnesses describe her as appearing with visible rope marks around her neck, a grim reminder of her fate. Her spirit seems to be searching the premises, possibly looking for her husband or evidence of their crimes, unable to rest due to the magnitude of their evil deeds.