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Forty-five-year-old Englishman Trevor Tay of Walsall claims that he managed to photograph a ghost in London Hampton Court Palace and Park Ensemble. The man is sure that the spirit imprinted in the picture belongs to one of the king’s szhen Henry VIII, who ruled England from 1509 to 1547.
Tai, a bus driver, visited the palace with a group of tourists who brought there on an excursion. Brit brought along a camera to make the gallery interesting snapshots for your family.
A visit to the ensemble was for Trevor and the whole group travelers successfully. The driver took about a hundred photographs, however, nothing unusual came to his eyes that day. Only when he came home and showed the photos to his relatives, the man noticed white silhouette on one of them. Englishman family carefully examined the mysterious image and concluded that it kneeling female figure in a white robe. She captured at the top of the stairs, just at the entrance to the palace.
“We believe that this is the ghost of the fifth wife of Henry VIII, Catherine Howard. Only twenty-one years old she was thrown into prison, then beheaded on charges of adultery. Since they say her spirit wanders at Hampton Court. I still don’t I believe that I photographed her ghost, “- says Trevor According to the man, he had never been different before. skepticism, and now completely believes in existence unconditionally afterlife. Ty also writes that while he was doing this photograph, no ghost was seen in the palace, and it could hardly have been concealed if at least one visitor I saw something unusual.
Mysterious photography spread around many English-speaking social network. Most users decided that the picture really depicts the ghost of a girl executed by a jealous husband. Found and commentators who thought the story was stupid and implausible. In their opinion, for the ghost it was possible to take any a woman in white clothes, while it is not necessary that she kneeling.
The surprisingly low quality of the photo also prompted materialists. at the thought of mystification. “Outside 2015. When will we start shoot ghosts, UFOs, Loch Ness and other monsters in high resolution? “- one of the commentators laments. And none of skeptics never imagined asking the main question: why aren’t we we can shoot all this – otherworldly and fantastic – in good quality? Maybe it’s not a mystification, but friend? ..
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