In a video showing the demolition of an abandoned Irish monastery, attentive viewers spotted the ghost of a nun looking out of a window (see video below).
The building, known as the Cloister of Mercy, was located in the town of Claremorris in County Mayo in western Ireland and was demolished in early March 2017. The entire workflow was filmed by the TV company Frame Productions.
After posting this short film on YouTube, shocked users discovered a ghost-like figure in one of the monastery windows at the 18th second of the video.
Although Kevin Griffiths, the creator of the film, claims the "ghost" is just a play of light and shadow, not everyone is convinced. Some believe that the figure in the window really looks like a nun in a traditional white circular collar.
And one of the local residents is sure that this is a real ghost who is trying to communicate something: "Probably, in this way a deceased nun expresses dissatisfaction with the destruction of a beautiful old building where she once led a noble existence."
Many residents of the city support this opinion, but local historian Matty Masterson believes that the ghost is a hoax: "I think someone was joking a little."
Since the monastery has already been destroyed, the ghostbusters did not have a single chance to explore this place, so the mystery of the mysterious anomaly will never be solved.
Voronina Svetlana
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