In 1895 Michael Cleary told his Tipperary neighbors that the sick woman in his bed was a fairy changeling, not his wife. Days later she was dead. Did he truly believe the old stories, or did he use them to explain away a killing?
In 1895 Michael Cleary told his Tipperary neighbors that the sick woman in his bed was a fairy changeling, not his wife. Days later she was dead. Did he truly believe the old stories, or did he use them to explain away a killing?