A few days ago, 28-year-old British track and field athlete Richard Kilti married 24-year-old Lithuanian athlete Dovile Dzinzaletaite. The wedding ceremony took place at the 4-star Vineyard Hall Hotel in Stockton-on-Tees. The bride and groom invited a limited number of relatives, friends and colleagues to the celebration, but they did not even suspect that there would be two more uninvited guests who would closely watch the celebration.
When the newlyweds looked at their wedding photos the next day, they suddenly noticed something strange in three pictures. A mysterious couple appeared in one of the hotel windows, looking like a woman in a headscarf and a man in an old-fashioned cap.
Many will immediately assume that these were some other guests of the Vineyard Hall, but Richard and Deauville refute this theory. According to the newlyweds, the hotel was empty that day as they had pre-booked all the rooms. This was done so that no one would disturb the lovers and guests. And these two do not look in the window as if they can afford to stay here.
The newly minted couple believe that their wedding was attended by two ghosts from the Victorian era. It is noteworthy that in all three images, the alleged immigrants from the other world were captured in black and white, as if the window had been photographed with an old camera. This is also suggestive …
When you look at such photographs, says Richard Kilty, very strange sensations arise, for example, Deauville confessed to me that she was both scared and joyful, that this had already happened and that no one noticed these terrible ghosts at that solemn moment. Frankly speaking, I am also somehow uncomfortable: it turns out that someone is constantly watching us, and we don't even know it. And we don't want to know, because not so many people believe in the reality of these pictures, I think, no more than ten percent …