A landlady filmed the ghost of a girl killed outside her 'haunted' pub speaking to her (video)

A landlady filmed the spooky moment she believes the ghost of a girl killed by a car outside her 'haunted' pub spoke to her.

In her spine-tingling footage inside the dark tavern, footsteps can be heard before a young girl's voice appears to call out 'are you waiting for me?' and a door creaks.

Bodalla Arms Hotel owner Michelle Coric thinks the ghoulish voice is the spirit of a young girl struck over 15 years ago as she chased her pet turtle into the road.

The 49-year-old is determined to uncover the truth amid a wave of paranormal activity surrounding the historic pub in New South Wales, Australia.

"We were waiting around when we felt this sudden drop in temperature.

"I could feel someone there. We had been waiting here at the bar every night, so we felt shocked and excited when all those long nights paid off.

"I couldn't help but wonder what she meant; 'are you waiting for me?'. Maybe it's because I wait in the bar for her every night?"

Tourist claims to have photgraphed ghost at an Australian prison

This photo of what could potentially be the Pentridge Prison poltergeist is giving us the creeps.

It may look like a grainy photo, but one Melbourne tourist claims she spotted the ghost while on a tour at the old Victorian jail, which between 1851 and 1997 housed some of Victoria’s most notorious criminals.

Jodie Bezzina snapped the pic on Friday, telling the Herald Sun it was taken as they visited the cell where Chopper Read was kept.

"We felt very cold,” she said.

"I decided to walk out and take a photo of my partner and his cousin. I had to look twice as I thought someone from the tour was standing by, but it wasn’t. We spotted a ghost."

She says if you look directly at the photo, it's behind the boy in the black hooded jumper on the left-hand side.

Was a ghost photographed at an Australian music festival ??

If you went to underage festival Good Life in Brisbane this year you may have encountered a nice little girl with a teddy called Lucy. Don’t freak out or anything BUT SHE IS PROBABLY A GHOST.

A photo of Lucy (and her teddy) has been circulating on the internet and even the promoters aren’t too sure what is going on.

After launching its own internal investigation, which involved calling the venue, Good Life have concluded that, yes, Lucy may actually be a ghost.

Scared Mom filmed ghosts on a baby monitor (video)

Jade Yates, who lives in Barongarook, Victoria, Australia, watched the spooky footage through the baby monitor as two figures appeared to float above the cot.

The terrified mum posted the clip to Facebook alongside a short description, which began: 'Fair to say I won't be sleeping very well tonight.'

Ghostly figures: Terrified Jade Yates claims to have filmed the apparition of a mother and child above her baby.

The video shows baby Ruby curled up in her blanket while fast asleep as a white figure suddenly emerges exactly above where she rests.

It appears to have a head and body and moves from left to right before floating towards the wall and shrinking in size.

Man hiking near an suicide spot photographs a GHOST

A man hiking near a local suicide spot in rural Queensland has snapped a picture of a shadowy figure that some claim is a ghost. 

The image, posted to Toowoomba Ghost Chasers' Facebook page on Thursday evening, appears to show a bald man, with a short beard, wearing a red jumper standing among a stack of fallen branches.

The group claim that a member, who goes by Brokc David, was hiking in a national park near Goomburra, Toowoomba, in rural Queensland, when he started to feel as if someone was watching him. 

'This was shared by a member who went out hiking at a local Toowoomba water hole known for suicides.'

‘He all of a sudden felt as though he was being watched and followed and he felt an awful feeling of dread wash over him.. Then when going back through his photos he finds this,’ the post read.

The ghost hunting group said that while hikers frequent the area, it is rare to see someone dressed in red in the middle of remote bush land.

Mr David said he has been experiencing a 'feeling of dread’ since he took the eerie photograph.

‘Oddly enough I've been experiencing a similar feeling of dread every once in a while over the last week.'

'I'll be walking down the street and all of a sudden feel like something is about to jump out at me from behind a tree,’ he wrote on Facebook.

Several people have commented on the photo testifying to its authenticity.

‘Definitely a bearded man there in red!’ one woman said.

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Woman claims mysterious 'ghost girl' appeared in family portrait

A chilling image has surfaced which claims to show the ghost of a young drowning victim.

The spine-tingling photograph was posted on Facebook by Australian Kim Davison, but things began to get really spooky when it was revealed that a little girl died in the same spot 100 years ago.

Ms Davison, from Queensland, posted the image, which was taken in 2014, on the 'Toowoomba Ghost Chasers' Facebook page. It appears to show two women and four children swimming.

However Ms Davison and Jessie Lu, the other adult in the photo, are adamant they were with only three children when the photo was taken at Murphy's Hole in Lockyer River, south-east Queensland.

When examining the photo later, they were all shocked to see a fourth face in the background.

The face that can be seen appears to be very white with dark eyes and two shapes on either side of its head. 

'At the time of taking this photo there was nothing between us,' Ms Davison insists.

'I'm holding the little girl and that white head next to me with horns is not human, I can promise you that,' Ms Davison said.

'Its fingers are on my shoulder and on my daughter's arm. They are long skeletal type fingers.' 

The story became even spookier when researchers uncovered the story of Doreen O'Sullivan, a 13-year-old girl who drowned in the same creek in 1913. 

A Brisbane Courier newspaper clipping from November 22 1913 has a death notice for a little girl who died in that watering hole. 

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The surveillance camera captures ghost in Toowoomba Australia (video)

A VIDEO purporting to show a ghost in Toowoomba has been shared worldwide. 

The surveillance camera footage shows a white glowing shape appear in the right hand corner.

The ghostly object "walks" up and down the street. 

It was posted on Toowoomba Ghost Chasers' Facebook page. 

Group founder Kylie Samuels said it had been sent in anonymously. "I haven't seen anything like it in a long time," she said. 

"It has to be something. There is no other explanation that we can come up with."

Ms Samuels said the owners built their house on the land of the very old house next door. 

"Where the 'spirit' walks is where the old house had their pool. 

"They are thinking someone may have drowned in the pool," she said.

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Unexplained sounds from Deep Space Discovered by Radio Telescope

Sounds have been discovered coming from deep in outer space through a radio telescope in Puerto Rico.

A split-second burst of radio waves was detected by scientists at the Arecibo Observatory.

Published in the Astrophysical Journal, scientists say this is the first time that a "fast radio burst" has been detected using any instrument other than the Parkes radio telescope in Australia, where a handful of similar events have been recorded.

However, because fast radio bursts were not recorded at any other facility, some had speculated that the Parkes telescope was picking up signals from sources on or near Earth.

What is causing these radio bursts is now the question astrophysicists are looking to answer. Hypotheses include evaporating black holes, exotic astrophysical objects and flares from magnetars, which are a type of neutron star that have powerful magnetic fields.

The pulse was detected in November 2012. It lasted just a few thousandths of a second but from it scientists were able to confirm previous estimates that the bursts occur about 10,000 times per day - a massive number considering how little of the sky is observed.

Laura Spitler, lead author of the study, said: "The brightness and duration of this event, and the inferred rate at which these bursts occur, are all consistent with the properties of the bursts previously detected by the Parkes telescope in Australia."

Scientists said they can tell the bursts are coming from outside the Milky Way because they had three times the dispersion measure expected from a source within the galaxy.

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