A photo from open sources
Crimean Alexander Mikhailenko visited recently abandoned river ship “Prince Bagration”, which stands near Sudak, the old a ship built over a century ago and rusting the last twenty years at Cape Meganom. Russian captured his sortie on video, deciding to plunge into the marine history of the peninsula, however he I didn’t even suspect that something would get into the lens of his camera strange and inexplicable. The author of the recording suggests that he managed to capture a real native of the other world.
A photo from open sources
Scrolling the video below at 18:05, you can see a pale human in a dark hole on the ceiling of a ship’s cabin a face that disappears after a couple of seconds. Confuse him with anything others, according to Alexander, are impossible. If it was something alive, the operator would certainly see him firsthand, but during Crimean filming did not notice anything unusual.
“Prince Bagration” has a very long and rich history, therefore Mikhailenko believes that there really can be ghosts. Thus, we can talk about documentary proof of the afterlife, he believes. With him many Internet users agree, especially from among those who somehow came across ghosts, poltergeist and other shadows of the invisible world to us. But only skeptics (incorrigible materialists) remain of their opinion: illusion, malfunction of the smartphone’s imperfect camera, and so on. Living in ignorance, as philosophers say, is simpler, although less more interesting, so you don’t know who to envy …
