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Elliott O’Donnell

Keep your wits about you! This is the place where the death bogle appears. When this monstrous apparition manifests at the crossroads, whosoever he touches with his strange, spidery fingers will surely be dead within the year.

From the book of Scottish Ghost Stories compiled by Elliott O'Donnell in 1911.

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Scottish Ghost Stories

The Death Bogle of the Crossroads

Terrifying nightmares, strange visions, haunting apparitions, and worse. In his book of Scottish Ghost Stories, Elliott O'Donnell includes four accounts of hauntings at the infamous Glamis Castle. Listen to them all in this creepy collection of tales from the Square Tower!

Hauntings of Glamis Castle

An unsuspecting cyclist encounters a group of ghost soldiers and Highlanders whose spirits are locked in battle. As if that wasn't terrifying enough, she is then confronted by a murderous grave-robbing ghost girl. From the book of Scottish Ghost Stories compiled by Elliott O'Donnell in 1911.

The Phantom Regiment of Killiecrankie

Elliott O'Donnell

A minister and his wife are confronted by a terrifying apparition while staying at a spooky old inn in Scotland. 
From the book of Scottish Ghost Stories compiled by Elliott O’Donnell in 1911.

The Floating Head of Benrachett Inn

From castles to country houses to the battlegrounds of a bygone era, Scotland boasts an impressive host of haunted locales. This impressive collection of bone-chilling ghost stories is certain to send shivers down your spine. Travel from Edinburgh to Aberdeen to Glasgow and all points in between with nearly twenty tingling tales of ghostly encounters from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Settle in for more than five hours of audio and get ready for a scare!

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