Do you believe in ghosts?
Hello everybody one more time, my family. Today I was mind...and finally, I decided writte a post about more amazing ghost photographs. Probably, more of this pictures are fake or are created using Photoshop I don´t know. But one thing is true, if only one of this pictures are real, we are witnessing an incredible phenomena.
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1. Ghost int the car
Probably one of the most famous ghost photography in history. Mabel Chinery, after visiting her deceased mother in the cemetery, took a photo of her husband who was waiting for her in the car. The surprise came when the image was revealed, as the woman clearly identified a person in the back seat; Neither more nor less than his deceased mother.
2. The famous ghost of Amityville
This photograph was obtained in 1976 by a research team during his work in the famous "Amityville Haunted House". They stated firmly that no one was there other than them; It had to be shocking to see the child after revealing the photograph.
3. The ghost of Dorothy
This photo, was obtained in 1936 by the English magazine Countrylife. Legend has it that the ghost is Lady Dorothy Walpole, the sister of UK Prime Minister Robert Walpole; The reason is that the image was taken in the family mansion of these, in Raynham Hall, place in which the famous sister remained until its death.
4. The burned building ghost
The famous ghost of the burning building, image taken in 1995 by Tony O'Rahilly while the flames consumed the building of the City council of Shrophire. After revealing this photos, the alarm was raised about the possibility that a girl might have remained in the building, but the truth is that no victim was registered or reported any loss.
5. Real paranormal activity
In Ravenna, Ohio, the Suciro family claims to live in terror of the existence of paranormal events in their own home (voices, noises, movement of objects ...). This photo was taken from outside your house. Since this moment, the people believed the experiencie of the family.
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