Gilles Garnier: how Dole tried a wolf-man
Attacks on children prompted a werewolf hunt and then prosecution of a hermit living near the forest.
Insufficient evidence#0231
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Mykonos: the vroucolacas whose heart was burned
A botanist witnessed an exhumation and disputed villagers’ attribution of night-time disorder to a murdered peasant.
Insufficient evidence#0229
Jure Grando: knocking at Kringa’s doors
A dead neighbour supposedly wandered for sixteen years; villagers ended the terror by opening his grave and cutting off the corpse’s h…
Insufficient evidence#0227
Bannik: who owned the fourth steam
The bathhouse owner reserves a washing turn of his own and supposedly meets intruders with boiling water, stones and blows from a bath…
Insufficient evidence#0225
Borley: a nun, wall messages and Harry Price’s investigation
Stories of a nun and moving objects made the rectory famous; scrutiny later questioned witnesses and investigator alike.
Under review#0223
Enfield: knocks, jumps and another voice
Investigators recorded knocks and a harsh voice in the Hodgson home; their observations coexisted with detected tricks and disputed ev…
Under review#0221
The Bell Witch: a voice retold decades later
An invisible speaker torments children, argues with visitors and allegedly claims responsibility for a farmer’s death.
Insufficient evidence#0219
The York cellar: Harry Martindale’s Romans
An apprentice recalled Roman soldiers walking through a cellar wall, visible only from the knees upwards.
Insufficient evidence#0217
Bolsover: a boy among visitors and a scream at closing time
Castle staff recount footsteps, touches and a little boy supposedly holding visitors’ hands without their noticing him.
Insufficient evidence#0215