A team of paranormal researchers in an old theater in Biddeford, Maine, recorded the legendary ghost of singer Eva Gray.
Built in the late 1800s, the city's theater is believed to have been home to a ghost with a sad background for over 100 years. On October 30, 1904, behind the scenes of the theater, a 33-year-old singer named Eva Gray died of heart failure, after she sang the song "Goodbye, baby, goodbye." Her 3-year-old daughter was watching her mother's performance from the auditorium. Since then, the ever-reappearing spirit of the departed singer has become an integral part of the Biddeford Theater.
The photo, which shows a woman in a long dress climbing the left side of the stairs, was taken in late December 2016, when ghostbusters armed with infrared cameras wandered around the theater for more than 4 hours. And only on January 12, 2017, information about their research appeared on Facebook.
“Once you look at the photo, you can no longer deny that the ghost exists,” said 51-year-old Caroline Mezoyan, who nearly fell off her chair when she saw the ghostly figure in the picture.
A team of researchers, consisting of 5 people, found not only a ghost of a woman in the theater, but on the balcony they saw a man engulfed in flames.
Despite the opinions of skeptics who claim that such images are the result of the play of light and shadow or problems with the camera, Caroline plans to return to the theater again with more sophisticated equipment and try to confirm the results of her research.
Voronina Svetlana