The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers museum on Capitol Hill suddenly got a lot more interesting. Lurking amid its musty exhibits is a ghost.

The yarn: Motion detectors in the museum were set off several times, and the image above appeared on security monitors. Security officers investigated each time and found no evidence of a break in.

The ghost was first reported in the DUP newsletter last year, but is gaining fame on websites dedicated to the paranormal. At least one DUP member thinks the ghost is that of a girl who embroidered a sampler featured at the museum. The sampler, stolen 20 years ago, was returned about the time of the visitations.

I'll go one further. I think it's the ghost, let's call her LaDawn, who regulary puts those construction cones on the head of the lady pioneer statue in front of the museum.