3 Spooky Stories for Halloween | Softspoken ASMR

Two of these stories are actually set to Christmas. Were I come from (Norway) we don't have long traditions of celebrating Halloween, but there are plenty of spookyness and ghost stories related to Christmas instead.

These stories where written down eventually, but they used to be told orally, as a part of folklore.

I chose not to change the stories (with the exception of adding the modern invention of an alarm clock to a story that are at least as old as from the 1800s). I hope you enjoy them.

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00:00 Intro
01:20 The Mass Of The Dead
07:14 Headless At The Table
11:10 The Drowned Husband
18:41 Outro
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Ambient sounds are a mix of copyright free sounds from Freesound, and:
(Audio by) @MichaelGhelfiStudios

Stories are from folklore, translated from Norwegian by me, and written down so long ago they are copyright free.

[francishellsing]

@NightMother: ...Hey.

(My brain sending 11 kilovolts of tingles down my spinal nerves)

[kronicneurotic]

Nice. I've been on a scary stories binge lately

[snakeverg]

Those stories are actually lil scary, I enjoyed the first, imagination painted it pretty well

[greenonedragon]

Thank you for the fantastic & wonderful story!

[Rocktherio]

I love the idea of Story Roleplays.

The ambiance is great and the stories are so nice.
Its a good mood.

Im sad im late for most of these videos, but im willing to BINGE.
❤

[ADragonSpeaks]

I really liked these stories...both the two taking place around Christmastime, for their spookiness...and for the story about the drowned dead, which made me think of another of your audios...was it one of the stories in the Carriage Ride video? I think it was...the story about the guy going to get more drink from the boathouse, and there are drowned dead, and someone gets hit with an oar, and a ruckus ensues...
I think I should like to hear more stories about the drowned dead, and about the sea. Plenty of spooky tales to be had in that vein, I'm sure...