This week on hometown ghost stories.

Most castles are centuries old and hold intense history, but many also hold dark secrets.

That is very much the case with Glam's Castle.

A ghostly woman in a gray dress, a card game with the devil himself, and even sightings of what

some say is a monster. Join us as we take a closer look at these tales and more from one

of the most haunted castles in all of Scotland. Hometown Ghost Stories contains serious and often distressing events and is not intended for all audiences.

Viewer discretion is advised.

They warned him. Oh, they warned him.

Oh, they warned him.

But Earl Birdie wasn't exactly the listening type.

The man was as arrogant as he was drunk, and on this particular night, he was both in abundance.

It was a stormy night, the kind where the wind howled through the

stone corridors of Glam's Castle, rattling the heavy wooden doors like a thing possessed.

The kind of night where the very walls seemed to groan, as if in warning. But Earl Beardy,

he wasn't about to be scared off by a little bad weather.

You see, it was the Sabbath, and no respectable man would dare play cards on the Lord's Day.

But Beardy, who was about as respectable as a rabbit dog at a church, bellowed for a deck and someone, anyone, to play against him.

When no one dared, he slammed his goblet down and roared.

Then I'll play the devil himself if I have to.

As soon as the words left his lips, there was a knock at the castle door.

It was a heavy, deliberate knock, one that echoed down the candle-lit halls and sent

the servants scurrying into the shadows. However, one servant did open the door to find a man standing

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