A nineteen-year-old waitress from Selston, England claims that she managed to photograph a phantom in a former slaughterhouse.
Katie Morritt (in a striped scarf in the photo above) visited an abandoned building in Mansfield with a group of acquaintances on January 7, where, as urban myths say, numerous people from the other world are found. The British wanted to capture the ghosts in the pictures, and the waitress surprisingly succeeded.
On the mysterious image, you can contemplate a room where an object materialized in the air. Many regulars on the World Wide Web and Katie herself are convinced that the ominous silhouette looks like a head, whose mouth is open in a silent scream. Some commentators even claim that the phantom looks like a screaming human skull, which makes the photo even more creepy. The snapshot quickly spread across the Internet, capturing the attention of not only ordinary users, but also experts in the field of the supernatural. The latter were very impressed with the photo, especially given the fact that a terrible tragedy once happened in this building. At least that's what one of the local legends says.
Slaughterhouse tragedy
It is believed that in the eighties, when there was still a slaughterhouse, a woman named Katrin and her little son died in this structure. If rumors are to be believed, the serial killer brought a mother and child here, and then stabbed them both with a knife. Morritt suggests that she captured the spirit of one of the victims of the ruthless murderer in the picture. At the same time, the girl is more inclined to believe that she photographed the ghost of the boy who was killed thirty years ago.
Katy's father, fifty-seven-year-old Peter Morritt, also attended this ghost hunt. The man agrees with his daughter and believes that she photographed the spirit of the tragically dead child. In addition, Peter notes that this building at the beginning of the millennium was a malting house, where an accident occurred that cost the life of one of the workers. The man's head was cut off with a mechanical bucket, and since then they say that here at night you can meet a luminous human silhouette, holding his head in his hands. In short, ghosts in this place may well be.
Promotional video:
Skeptics on the Web believe that this is a pareidolic illusion. They say that the divorces on the column look like a human face from this angle, but from any other angle they would not be anything interesting. Other doubters generally state that the photo was processed in an editor. Nevertheless, the materialists do not provide any solid proof of their assumptions. And this, as always, looks more like a chatter for the sake of self-affirmation …