Halloween is just around the corner and we're in the mood for a good scare - and nothing is guaranteed to give you the heebie jeebies like the voice of a disembodied spirit.
Here's a dive back into our archives, all the way back to the end of 2017, when a ghost hunting team contacted Glasgow Live with what they believe to be the voice of a female spirit.
The recording was captured in the engine room of the Tall Ship Glenlee, a popular Glasgow attraction which, let's be honest, we would hesitate to stay in alone after dark.
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The team at Scottish Ghost Nights listened back to their tapes from the November hunt and discovered the EVP (electronic voice phenomenon) - and we think you’ll agree that it makes for spooky listening.
Lisa Tedstill, of Scottish Ghost Nights, believes it to be a female voice - and one that doesn’t belong to any of the living on board the ship that night.
She told Glasgow Live: “We think she says ‘hello, I’m here, hello’ - what do you think?”
The Tall Ship first took to the water in 1896, having been built as a bulk cargo carrier in Port Glasgow. She circumnavigated the globe four times and survived, passing through terrible storms - so it’s safe to say there are a few stories contained within her hull.
The ship was saved from dereliction by the Clyde Maritime Trust and restored as one of Glasgow’s major visitor attractions - but are there long-forgotten souls still residing below deck?
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