The Stanley Hotel, located in the American city of Estes Park, Colorado, has once again revealed something mystical to the world. Once the writer Stephen King and his wife stayed here. The old hotel impressed the horror master so much that that very night he came up with the idea of the bestseller The Shining.
The 108-year-old hotel with 142 rooms has previously photographed ominous shadows and silhouettes in the semi-darkness of long empty corridors, but now eyewitnesses have managed to capture an incredibly clear ghostly figure within these walls, and even surrounded by many people. Eerie, then very curious sight.
The Mausling family traveled here last month to join 11 other guests on a so-called "ghost tour." The Americans took many photographs during this excursion, but they did not immediately distinguish from them a mysterious picture taken near one of the stairs.
Just the other day, John and Jessica Mausling, looking through their images, unexpectedly noticed a whitish human figure descending the very stairs. The couple are ready to swear that no one was there at the time of the shooting. That is why the authors of the photo assume that this is a real phantom - a female ghost.
Former FBI agent Ben Hansen, who is now exposing "paranormal" materials, carefully studied the image and came to the conclusion that the image contains no obvious signs of falsification. According to the expert, something supernatural can really be captured in the photo. And you can trust Ben Hansen's professional opinion …