Two friends were simply photographed for memory in the old church, but were shocked when they looked at the incomprehensible "shadow" behind the face of one of the women.
28-year-old Natalie Wilkinson and 31-year-old Kerry Morris once saw an advertisement for hiring bell ringers and went on an excursion to the ancient Church of St. Nicholas in Doncaster.
When the girls wandered around the church premises with the tourist group, they went up to the narrow room for the bell ringers and decided to take a selfie there as a keepsake with the bell in the background.
The Church of St. Nicholas in Doncaster dates back to the 12th century. It is a stone and rickety building with wooden beams. The stairs to the bell-ring there are so narrow that only one person can walk.
The girls took some pictures in the church. but the ghost appeared only in the photo in the bell ringer.
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It is curious that later the girls learned that the northern doors of the church, through which they entered the upper floor, are also called "the doors of the devil". It is reported that these doors are always open to "release the spirits."
Also later, records were found in the archives of the church, according to which on the day when the girls filmed a ghost here, many years ago two British soldiers who fought in the Second World War died here from wounds.
After all of the above, the girls decided to contact the Ghostbusters group and showed them the picture. They studied it and found no traces of the craft.