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This was confirmed by the operator, who, despite his skepticism about ghosts yet set off with a group paranormal hunters to explore not very old, but a very remarkable fortress of Fort Widley of the 19th century, in which ghosts, experts say, are common.
The fact is that Fort Widley was heavily used as hospital for wounded soldiers, both in the First and in the Second world wars. As the saying goes, the walls of this old building were seen and heard a lot of suffering, and some souls who died here in agony and hatred for the whole world seems to be stuck between two worlds. It is they who become the subjects of research by hunters for ghosts, they, as the unlucky cameraman was convinced, can not only scare, but also injure a person.
It is the moment the ghost attacks the operator and is captured on video presented in this note. At some point, a man suddenly twitches, as if someone hit him, and then begins scared to look around. His “work” colleagues begin on him make fun of, but the operator remains serious.
Someone pushed me in the back, he says to his comrades. Those finally stop laughing at an unlucky partner and examine him your back. To their surprise, they found fresh longitudinal scars. Explain it all like hell, none of participants of this dangerous expedition to the lair of ghosts could not.
The question arises: why did the survey operator suffer? Perhaps ghosts do not like it when they are removed, but the culprit they considered this “disgrace” to be the one who came to the fortress with the camera. There is another version: the ghosts punished the skeptic who before that did not believe in their existence. On, they say, get it now do you believe? ..
