Blickling: Anne Boleyn’s headless carriage
A local legend brings the executed queen back to her family estate in a white dress, carrying her head in a carriage with a headless t…
Insufficient evidence#0213
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Peter Stumpp: the execution of a man printed as a werewolf
A pamphlet linked murder accusations with a diabolical belt and presented the execution as a public warning.
Insufficient evidence#0211
Arnaut Paole: an old grave behind a new investigation
Military specialists opened graves after a series of deaths, while villagers linked the crisis to a neighbour burned years earlier.
Insufficient evidence#0209
Petar Blagojevic: nine deaths and a demand to open a grave
Villagers connected a rapid series of deaths to a buried neighbour and insisted on exhumation.
Insufficient evidence#0207
The Peony Lantern: a sweetheart returning after death
A samurai welcomes a dead woman as living, while his servant sees a very different embrace.
Insufficient evidence#0205
Mujina on the Akasaka slope: the face that vanished twice
A merchant tries to comfort a weeping woman, flees her featureless face and seeks safety beside a noodle seller.
Insufficient evidence#0203
Yuki-onna: the promise a woodcutter broke at home
A young man survives a snowy night, keeps its secret and years later recognises the visitor in his wife.
Insufficient evidence#0201
Hoichi the Earless: a musician before the court of the dead
A blind performer believes he is playing for an aristocratic audience until temple servants discover him among graves.
Insufficient evidence#0199
The Berwick revenant: dogs, night-time fear and a fire
William of Newburgh recounts a buried wealthy man reportedly seen at night amid barking dogs.
Insufficient evidence#0197