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Hello, hello, we are halfway through October, halfway to Halloween, and you can almost

smell it right, the pumpkins, the spooky face paint, the slight widthiff of fear as you enjoy a good creepy story.

And my God, we have had some with our Halloween count.

And I hope you've been enjoying it as each day moves us closer to that special Halloween gift

that we will be giving you a brand new uncanny series.

But right now it is time for a case update. Let us look at some of the

brilliant questions and theories that you've been sending in to try and explain the cases we've

had in the countdown so far. So first up, the Black Dog of Ibrox. That weird tale from Alan about

the ghostly dog said to Rome Ibrox, the stadium of Glasgow Rangers

football team. It felt like folklore brought to life, as Alan said that he had seen it running

up and down the director's box. No one else reacted like it wasn't there. Years later, he learned

that someone else had also seen a black dog on another occasion

and that there were quite a few stories about it.

And one of those stories comes from Mel, who emailed to say,

my partner Nick's granddad was at a ranger's match at Ibrox.

This is right back in the 1920s when he was a teenager.

And as the ground was emptying out,

he saw a black dog running up and down the stand opposite. He turned to his mates and said,

who let the dog out? And they responded with, what dog? Wow. Aaron from Glasgow also wrote

him to say, back in 1902 and 1971, there were two

disasters at Ibrox in which many fans passed away. So I am wondering if people took their dogs to

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