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Not so long ago, we wrote about the Englishwoman Sharron Call, who claims to have photographed Death with a scythe in a hospital Doncaster. Now, another resident of the United Kingdom managed to capture this grim reaper in the picture. At least least, so the author of the photo believes.
55-year-old Scottish woman Colleen McCallum from Aberdeen tells that she recently went on a country trip with her Pippi’s 22 year old daughter. The British ended up in the Glen Affric Hollow near the village of Kannich and made a lot of nature snapshots. Mother and daughter watched them, returning home the same day. However, one of the frames received really terrified our heroines.
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Mysterious photo shows an incomprehensible figure, similar per person with a pale face and a hoodie. Colleen admits that she immediately thought of Death, and such a thought frightened her to goosebumps on the skin. Women assure that at the time of shooting, nobody was nearby It was. The Scottish women hope it was just a play of light and shadows, however researchers of supernatural phenomena do not share their opinions, believing that women were lucky to capture something mysterious.
So, the famous British ghost hunter Stephen Waterston suggests that a woman could photograph a ghost in a hollow monk. The fact is that from 1776 to 1813 it was very nearby there was a monastery in which misfortune occurred. In one of novices, according to history, the demon infused, and the man killed three people, after which he committed suicide. Urban legend states that his restless spirit still wanders here, however no longer pays any attention to the living.
Residual phantom – as the British call this phenomenon experts in the field of paranormal. According to them, someday the ghost will finally disperse and rush to others dimensions are more subtle planes of being, but so far it is forced wander between worlds, involuntarily leading the living in surprise and horror.
Skeptics on the World Wide Web, of course, refuse to believe that someone’s spirit and even more so that Death itself fell on this picture. According to many materialists, we are talking about pareidolic illusions (how do skeptics adore this explanation). Other doubters even believe that it was an occasional tourist in the hood, inadvertently photographed by McCallum.
But if Death herself ended up in Glen Affric, then what is she did there? Should mothers and daughters be afraid now for their life? Time will tell how philosophers say …
