In the second floor window of an old half-board in Tem, Oxfordshire, UK, the ghost of a woman was recorded. According to experts who analyzed the pictures, it may be the restless spirit of the nanny, who did not keep track of the child, as a result of which he crashed.
The mysterious house, built in 1924, was repeatedly mentioned by editors of local sites as a hotbed of paranormal activity. Half-board guests claimed that they heard someone's footsteps and someone cleared their throat as if clearing their throat.
42-year-old enthusiast Michelle Morris, carefully collecting evidence of the existence of the inhabitants of other worlds, took part in one of the excursions around the mysterious area, along with a group of other like-minded people. They explored the courtyard of the house, trying to find something unusual on the ground.
When the woman lifted her head to look at the mansion, she noticed strange activity on the second floor. It was then that she took several pictures, in the hope of capturing at least something worthy of the attention of researchers of the paranormal.
Michelle's efforts were not in vain - in one of the frames, you can see a distinct silhouette of a woman standing by the window. Another excursion participant later said that he heard a child's voice whispering in his ear: "I fell from a tree."
Putting these and some additional facts together and reviewing the photographs taken by Ms. Morris, the experts came to the conclusion that the photographs captured the restless ghost of the nanny who looked after the children during the Second World War.
As noted by the British edition of the Daily Mail, as a result of her negligence, the child crashed, falling from a tree, and now the woman seems to be looking out the window to keep track of the children.
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Property owner Marianne Aben also admitted to witnessing paranormal activity in the house.
“Before the outbreak of World War II, a family lived here with two children. But I have not heard anything about any of them tragically killed. Not on the street, not in the house,”Aben said. “I heard footsteps and coughing, like other guests at home. And sometimes ghosts do creepy tricks - slam doors, for example. I do not deny that the participants of the excursion could even make out a strange silhouette in the window. Nevertheless, in my entire life I have never seen a single ghost."