Looking through photos from a family trip to nature, a mother of two was shocked to find the face of a ghost child next to the children climbing the tree.
Michelle Mason photographed her two children in August during a family picnic in Staffordshire. During one of the walks in the woods, the mother of three took a series of photographs while her children Sophia and Li climbed a tree.
Now, looking through the pictures, she discovered a figure that looked like a Victorian child.
“We got out into nature with the whole family and the children decided to climb a tree,” explained 39-year-old Mason. “I stopped, took a photo and we continued our walk, but starting to review the pictures at home, I saw that the photo has the face of another child, a ghost child.”
Michelle admits that for a long time she could not believe what she saw, and for a long time looked closely at the picture, looking at it from all sides. Ultimately, she was convinced that the photograph captured a child holding a wheel or hoop.
“It made me very excited. I am wary of ghosts, says the woman. - I would like to know more about the child in the photo. I am convinced that this is a ghost, possibly a child who lived in the Victorian era."
Michelle says that if you look closely at the photo, you can see deep dark eyes. This feature, she says, makes the ghost she captured in common with a girl from Cannock Chase, Staffordshire.
“I don’t think it’s an evil ghost because it didn’t harm my children,” Mason said.
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Now the woman is eager to learn more about the teenager from Cannock Chase, wanting to find out who the ghost of the child might be.
“I would like to learn more about history, talk to experts in this field. I think they could help me. It's very exciting, says the housewife. - I showed the photo to many friends, they all agree that there is a child in the photo, but so far we have not even been able to decide whether it is a boy or a girl.
However, after the woman uploaded the photo to the Internet, there were those who are convinced that she used Photoshop. Mason disappoints such skeptics, insisting that he does not know how to use graphic editors, writes Mail Online.
