Research lead, not a verified case: FI-X located this text account in the published work of Spooky Dublin.
What the source says
Skip to content Ghosts and Hauntings Copper Face Jack, Dublin’s Hanging Judge Who Still Haunts Harcourt Street By: John Ambrose Martin 16 March 2026 Dublin, Ireland, Leinster Join our Newsletter Get weekly access to our best articles. Join Now The ghost of John Scott, Dublin’s notorious hanging judge known as Copper Face Jack, may still walk the halls of Harcourt Street, writes JOHN AMBROSE MARTIN Dublin is a city that remembers its past, its dead. Walk...
What FI-X has not established
FI-X has not independently verified the account, the reported event, the witnesses, the location or the interpretation attached to it. This record was created because a substantive text source exists; it was not created from a video alone.
Research required
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What remains unresolved
General county-level location only. This automated lead does not publish a private address. FI-X has not independently verified every claim in this file. The classification will change only when better evidence supports a change.
Timeline
- The source published the text account. FI-X has not independently verified the underlying event.
- FI-X published a text-led research record automatically; the underlying account remains unverified.
Sources and references
- [1] . Copper Face Jack, Dublin’s Hanging Judge Who Still Haunts Harcourt Street. Spooky Dublin, 2026-03-16. Irish local paranormal history publication. Open source
Update history
- 3 August 2026 - Initial FI-X case study published; classification and source coverage marked for continued review.
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