“Missing” ghost stories – Jack the Ripper in Austin, Texas
Looking for obscure and “missing” ghost stories where you live?
Listen to this podcast to hear how Hollow Hill founder, Fiona Broome, found more than a dozen hauntings in Austin, Texas. They’re victims of Jack the Ripper, before he went to London.
In Austin, he was named the “Servant Girl Annihilator” by writer O. Henry, who was also interested in ghosts.
In this podcast, Fiona refers to:
- Her book, The Ghosts of Austin, Texas
- A Twist at the End, a fictional story related to Jack the Ripper in Austin, Texas
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