Neil Cook and two of his friends, Shane Corbett and Andrew Alexander, recently visited the site of the famous Battle of Towton in North Yorkshire (county in the north of England), where they spent the entire afternoon. The British were amazed when they took a selfie in the evening and captured something inexplicable in the background. Across the road from them, a black silhouette appeared in the photo, suspiciously reminiscent of a tall rider on a large horse. Needless to say, our heroes immediately decided that they had accidentally photographed a real ghost.
According to 48-year-old Neil from Saltburn-by-the-Sea, he is a kind of medium. Ever since adolescence, Cook attracts various paranormalism. Therefore, they say, there is nothing surprising in the fact that the spirit of one of the 28 thousand soldiers who died here on March 29, 1461 materialized near him. The man even recalls that he and his comrades heard the clatter of hooves not far from him after sunset, but could not find its source in the dark.
The Briton says: I had a strange feeling that we were being watched, but I did not pay attention to it. It was only after looking at this selfie that I realized that we were faced with something supernatural. Many people on the Internet say this is a pareidolic illusion. Say, the dark bushes behind us have created a silhouette that looks like a rider. I strongly disagree with this. In my opinion, this is a gentleman riding a horse. I believe that the more blood is shed in any place, the stronger the presence of the afterlife energy (restless souls) there. And, perhaps, you need to have special skills to make this energy materialize in the world of the living.