Showing posts with label West Yorkshire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label West Yorkshire. Show all posts

Saturday, April 9, 2016

Woman spots ghost of her dead mother-in-law in photo


Caroline is convinced the white figure is her mother-in-lawCaroline’s mother-in-law passed away eight years ago. But she insists she has turned up in a family photograph.

Taking photos of her grandson as they played peek-a-boo, Caroline was left shocked to see what was lurking in the background. The 49-year old insists she can see a see-through spirit in a nightie standing behind him.
Caroline, from Bradford, West Yorkshire, said: "It's really weird and quite spooky, I can see arms and part of a see-through body that appears to be dressed in a nightie.

The figure in the pictures is transparent and the only person I think it could be is my ex-mother-in-law because we have her old furniture in the room. The house is only 20 years old so I don't think there could be any spirits from my home, she's the only one we can think of."

Saturday, May 9, 2015

Ghost photo-bombed a family photo at creepy castle

Spooked dad Nurul Islam, 37, of Chapel Allerton, was on a day out with his family at the popular park when he snapped this photo of his niece and nephew, Mayrian Islam, 11, and Ryhan Kaliq, seven, in front of the castle ruins.

But when he got home and looked again at the picture, he spotted what seems to be a ghostly apparition hovering in the background. Nurul said: “We were taking lots of pictures. Because people were standing on the steps and walking about, we waited for them to move on before we took a picture.

“We waited and waited for a clear point when no-one was there as they wanted to hold their hands together. That’s why we’re sure there was no-one there.

“I didn’t think anything of it and took a few more. Then we got home and looked at the photos and saw this thing at the back of it that wasn’t there before.

“My sister said ‘Oh my God it’s a ghost’. I’ve started to think it might be. There was definitely no-one there when I took the picture.”

Read Full Story: Yorkshire Evening Post