BBC cameraman captures ‘live’ ghost

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A BBC journalist has seemingly captured a ghostly image on camera. Chris Sandys says he cannot explain what has happened – or the result. Sandys was working on a project which involved him taking pictures in an attic of a museum that’s normally closed to the public.

Sandys firmly denied that the image had in any way been doctored. “As a BBC employee I wouldn't dare doctor an image or I would lose my job." The image was captured at the Edward Jenner Museum, in Berkeley, Gloucester, England. Dr Jenner lived in the house from 1785-1823. Dr Jenner pioneered work on vaccination against smallpox.

The ‘ghost’ appeared in a room where there’s plenty of ancient graffiti from when the house was used by soldiers in the 19th Century.


Source:RapidTVNews


The image below shows The attic doorway with 'ghostly' figure (left) and without (right)

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PaulR

Well I absolutely do NOT believe that it's a ghost.

If you look at the RH picture the shape of the chair on the right is what gives the definition to that side of the "body". The amorphous shape in the centre is almost without any discenible features - the human mind fills in the blanks and then calls it a ghost.

PaulR As I get older I find myself thinking about the hereafter - I go into a room and then wonder what I'm here after.

CROSSBONES

The camera man probably works for the most haunted team