The three ghostbusters were shocked when the door of the candle lantern on the hotel bar just meters away from where they were sitting sipping tea opened by itself (see video below).
It was a routine tour of England for a group of paranomics researchers. Selena Wright and her friends were looking for places for their future investigations and at the Antrobus Hotel, which is located in Amesbury, a town in Wiltshire, famous for its proximity to the prehistoric landmark - Stonehenge, received more than expected.
CCTV footage shows the group sitting at a table outside the bar. Suddenly, the door of the candle lantern flew open and made a strange creak.
Puzzled researchers rushed to the strange object to try to understand what they had just seen. According to them, the latch on the door of the lantern was massive enough to open without assistance.
“We heard a loud clicking sound,” Selena Wright said. - It clicked the door of the lantern, we all turned and looked at her at once. We sat there with our mouths wide open and thought, "What really happened?" It was so interesting."
Colin, a member of the hunting team with a heightened sensitivity to detecting paranormal activity, ran up and examined the lantern, but couldn't explain.
The basements of the 17th-century building where the Beatles stayed when they filmed the musical comedy Help! Have several tunnels that lead to the former ancient abbey. The hotel, which was once an inn, has long had strange rumors of ghosts.
Oddly enough, the group had no intention of hunting ghosts in this place, but now, thanks to the strange scene unfolding in front of them, they believe that it is perfect for their future investigations.
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Skeptics might argue that it could have been a hoax well-planned by the owners to draw interest in the hotel. On the other hand, the researchers admitted that they could not explain the incident and hoped that it was indeed paranormal.
Voronina Svetlana