33-year-old American supernatural researcher Roger Istrada claims that he managed to take a selfie with a drum. A ghost hunter recently explored the 113-year-old Redland Hotel in the Florida city of Homestead at night and made a "crossbow" as a souvenir. Subsequently, when the man was looking through the received pictures, he unexpectedly found something unusual and frightening on that very "self".
According to the American, in the image below, you can see a ghostly face in the window, similar to a man with an elongated haircut. Either a mysterious guest from the other world was looking through the glass outside, or a phantom materialized right in the lobby where our hero was. Roger says that he often came into contact with the spirits of the dead, but before he had never been able to capture a person from the other world in a photograph.
The Redland Hotel is one of the oldest buildings in Homestead. It is said to be home to at least 17 ghosts. This is how many people died within these walls in 1913 when a major fire broke out in the hotel. And in the 1930s, a young woman was brutally murdered in Redland, after which her corpse was thrown out of the window. It is also rumored that the famous gangster Al Capone used the hotel during Prohibition as an illegal drinking club and a place to punish delinquent subordinates. Thus, an impressive number of people died here, and therefore much more ghosts can be found in the building. Roger Ystrada has long wanted to study this place and reveal some paranormalism here. And, apparently, he succeeded …
David Torres, 28, who works here at night and is a good companion to Roger, also claims the inn is haunted. According to David, several times he heard strange sounds in the "Redland", and once he dreamed that a smoky human figure slipped along an empty corridor on the second floor. Torres says that number 202 is considered particularly scary and dangerous. Even the maids try to go there as little as possible - and not alone …
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