In the heart of England, in Derbyshire, the legendary ghost plane from the Second World War was again spotted. At some point, Sandra Holland and her daughter, residents of the city of Bakewell, who were walking, discovered that a certain aircraft, without making any sounds, was rushing towards them at full speed. They were about to scatter, but the plane suddenly disappeared.
“It was very strange, a real shock for us,” Sarah shares her impressions. Frightened in earnest, the women could not identify the aircraft - according to them, it was a very old plane. But according to their descriptions, experts determined that this was a military transport aircraft "Douglas Dakota", which was actively used during the war with Nazi Germany. In fairness, it should be said that this is just one of the many stories about a ghost plane that has been haunting the residents of Derbyshire for several decades. harm to anyone.
The first official certificate of the ghost came from Sheffield resident postman Tony Angle, who, while walking with his dog, escaped from a diving plane. Based on this story, a documentary was filmed in which an eyewitness spoke of the oppressive anxiety he experienced that day. Also in the long series of stories is the story of Rowsley resident Pam Orridge, who drove her son along the A6 a few years ago.
According to her, an aircraft suddenly flew very low in front of the car, which then seemed to vanish into thin air.
The phenomenon has long been studied by experts in the paranormal, but there is still no working version of the reasons for what is happening. It is only known that in the vast majority of cases, the ghost plane was observed in the area of the Dark Peak plateau, which is called the "Bermuda Triangle of Great Britain". There, since the 20s of the last century, as a result of magnetic anomalies, about fifty planes have crashed.