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The Benito Juarez International Airport staff at the Mexican capital claims that one of its employees managed to capture a ghost belonging to supposedly a little girl.
Sunday, November 1, local service workers security did a night tour of the airport and suddenly noticed a frightening black figure inside an empty plane. A ghost stood right by the open door and watched by people.
One of the guards managed to get a mobile phone and take a picture guest from the other world. Unfortunately it was dark and the picture turned out fuzzy. In addition, the airport employee enjoys Outdated phone with a bad camera. However on the resulting image can clearly see the dark silhouette with a bright face. According to the Mexicans, it was Jacinta – the seven-year-old orphan about whom the mysterious walks here, and to besides, a very sad legend.
This happened in the seventies of the last century. Jacinta was the daughter of one of the international pilots passenger flights. A man raised a girl on his own, since her mother died, but did not feel any warm feelings. But Jasita was madly in love with her father and whenever the parent flew away or flew back, escorted and met him. Once the pilot went to Spain and stayed there forever. Jacinta while waiting for him, she lived at the airport for several days, then she was taken to Orphanage. There, the baby withered from longing and soon died. Since then the spirit of the orphan girl lives on the air pier, continuing hope that her father will nevertheless return home.
The guards say that after they took a picture ghost, phantom hid inside the plane. Mexicans had to examine the aircraft to make sure that it was not there offenders. Needless to say that they are not inside found. But they managed to get the first documentary evidence that the ghost of an unhappy girl abandoned by her father really lives at the airport. And it is not known whether he will leave him when, and what needs to be done so that the spirit of the poor thing calms down and, finally left this world …
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