An English ghost hunter managed to capture in a photo a ghost that belonged to a woman who lived in the early 20th century. And he took this photo exactly where the deceased once worked.
Jimmy Devlin is a paranormal researcher who recently traveled to the Scottish mining village of Newtongrange. There he visited the former Lady Victoria Mine at a depth of four hundred and ninety meters, which today houses the Scottish National Mining Museum.
Walking alone through the empty mine, Devlin at a certain moment felt that someone was nearby, although there were no other visitors in the museum at that time. The British glanced at the miner's conveyor, which at one time was used for sorting coal, and suddenly noticed a translucent figure near it, resembling a woman in an old work clothes. The supernatural hunter did not fail to photograph a guest from the other world.
Taking a photo of a ghost is always a great success
According to Jimmy, in the picture the ghost turned out not as clear as he saw it in reality. However, if you look closely, you can actually see the outline of a woman in a long robe with her back to the photographer. The author of the photo is convinced that this is a phantom of the coal sorter. At the time of the shooting, the spirit was standing near the conveyor belt and slowly moving its hands, as if touching invisible stones. I immediately recall the words of the Mexican director Guillermo del Toro that the ghost is probably just a moment from the past, forced to repeat itself from time to time in the future.
Devlin says: “I've been to this museum before. Usually two colleagues who were also interested in supernatural phenomena traveled with me, but this time they could not compose a campaign for me, and I went to Newtongrange alone. I was very lucky. I not only saw the ghost with my own eyes, but also captured it in the photo. This does not happen often in my practice. I can hear and feel the presence of spirits, but I do not always notice them, and I take pictures even less often."
Promotional video:
Jimmy also says he doesn't like sharing his content with Internet users. “Small-minded people always scoff at such things, and this is very unpleasant for me, since this is a matter of my whole life. Nevertheless, this time I just could not help but post the resulting image on the Web, because it is very interesting,”explains the Briton.