Explore published stories from Eilean Mòr, Hébridas Exteriores, Escócia and nearby.
In December 1900, James Ducat, Thomas Marshall and Donald McArthur vanished from the Eilean Mòr lighthouse. Records document interrupted work and damage at the western landing; a powerful wave remains the strongest explanation. The surviving archive also shows how a probable accident became a legend.
319 km · Dumbarton
Scotland’s Victorian Overtoun Bridge is known for reports of dogs falling into the gorge. Identifiable witnesses and animal-welfare officials support the occurrence of accidents, but widely repeated totals of hundreds of jumps lack a verifiable count. This dossier follows the evidence, architecture and proposed explanations without sensationalising injured animals.
879 km · Enfield
In 1977 an Enfield family reported knocks, moving furniture, and a deep voice. Police officers, journalists, and researchers recorded parts of the episode; other investigators identified tricks and evidential gaps. This dossier follows the documents and the family’s experience to ask what the evidence actually establishes.
1,060 km · Oslo
In June 1995, a woman died at Oslo Plaza under a name that could not be verified. Hotel records, forensic findings, a missing day, new dental analysis and exhumation make up a case whose most human question still has no confirmed answer: who was she?