The Jobyn hits the Capital City.

"Come on now, baby," the old lady said. "Come on now and follow me up to the cemetery. And listen to me, baby. I will not tell you a fairy tale. I will not tell you some silly urban legend. No fiction here with me, baby. Just plain facts. Just the true story of my Cold War Baby Blues. I want you to write it down, baby. Do you hear me? I want you to go tell it on the mountain. I want you to write it all down."

The legend of spring heeled jack and the monkey man of Delhi.

It has struk again.

This is a review of a revised version of the classic hook-man legend.

What are they? where did they come from? I think we all know one!

15 bodies found, all killed in such a way impossible to be replicated by human methods. What’s the truth behind this all?

The ghost of a hitchhiking girl gets you in a deadly car crash… or just vanishes behind the gates of the cemetery, as Chicago’s most famous phantom: Resurrection Mary.

An urban legend is basically a story that may be fictional and it is spread out into the public by a person or several persons.

The French author Albert Dauzat told a fascinating legend that emerged from World War One in a book that was published two years after the Great War. Civilian skeptics laughed at the soldiers’ tales of the murderous giant hound of No Man’s Land, but to the soldiers it was a gruesome reality…