Russel Colvin’s Return from the Dead

Russel Colvin’s Return from the Dead

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The Big Grey Man of Ben MacDui

High in the mist-shrouded Cairngorms, where the winter wind bites like a vice, lies the domain of a long-spoken, unsettling presence. For over a hundred years, the climbers of Ben Macdui have told stories of a towering figure pacing just beyond sight and of booming footsteps lost ...  Show more

The Ghost Ship Carroll A. Deering

In January 1921, a five-masted schooner was discovered run aground off the coast of North Carolina with no crew aboard and no clear signs of struggle. Personal belongings, navigation equipment, and the ship’s lifeboats were missing, leaving investigators with more questions than ...  Show more

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