British ghost hunters believe they managed to photograph a phantom of either a pimp or a client of a prostitute in a 15th century pub that was once a brothel.
The purple profile of the ephemeral head accidentally fell into the camera lens of one of the paranormal researchers.
The Dun Cow pub in the English city of Durham has long been considered a building where numerous immigrants from the other world are "stuck". When debauchery reigned in this place, there were several brutal murders motivated by jealousy and misunderstanding, so devilry has somewhere to come from within the walls of the structure (researchers of ghosts and other mystics believe that the souls of the murdered, like the souls of the murderers themselves, belong to the restless, and therefore often for many centuries "stuck" between the worlds). In addition, at one time there was a gallows near the brothel, where drunkards went to gawk at executions.
Skeptics naturally think this is a common pareidolic illusion caused by uneven lighting in a pub. Although they also admit that she looks downright ominous - like someone's ghostly face …
Daniil Myslinsky