'Satanist' fears over development of former occultist's Scots home grow despite 'secular' promises
Loch Ness will become a black magic hub.Boleskine House was once owned by infamous 'ceremonial magician’ Aleister Crowley - who called himself the 'wickedest man in the world'.Crowley - who died in 1947 - drank blood and staged huge orgies there fuelled by heroin and cocaine.This week protesters demanded council bosses throw out plans to turn the estate - that also used to be the Highland home of Led Zeppelin’ guitarist, Jimmy Page - into ten holiday lodges.Opponents claim the sprawling property will become a pilgrimage site for occultists and Satanists if the application is given the green light.The property is currently managed by a charitable foundation, chaired by academic, Keith Readdy.The foundation website claims its mission is to