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.
Many reportedly haunted objects exist in this world. Ghost
hunters have published accounts of examining everything from haunted
figurines to possessed paintings; TV shows have captured the process of
finding, investigating, and storing such items.
Here at The Lineup, we’re a mixed group of believers and
skeptics, but we all agreed a first-hand experience with one of these
haunted objects could change our minds. So we partnered with the
paranormal specialists at Destination America and tracked down a doll rumored to be haunted by
the restless spirit of a little girl from Waverly Hills Sanatorium.
Meet Ann.
According to paranormal investigators, Ann was a 13-year-old girl
treated for tuberculosis at Waverly Hills Sanatorium in the early
1900s, during a time when the idea of a “rest-cure” was in actuality a
certain death sentence. One of Ann’s caretakers was a former aide named
Lois, who worked at the institution from 1919 to 1935. She was
responsible for the children’s welfare, and unsurprisingly, became very
attached to her young patients.
Likewise, the patients relied on Lois … so much so that when they
succumbed to their illnesses, their spirits followed the woman home,
hoping she could continue caring for them. A friend recommended that
Lois obtain vessels to house these unfortunate souls.
An Irish mum has captured a clear snap of what looks like a ghost
soldier in a candid family picture of her young son and daughter taken
on a walk in Derry.
Gerri
Moran took the creepy snap on her mobile phone while out walking along a
disused railway line - but didn't spot the eerie ghost soldier until
she got back home.
The 34-year-old mother's two kids were running through a wooded area close to the River Foyle, near the Derry/Donegal border when she captured the spooky snap, Belfast Live reports.
But after Gerri she got home and went through the snaps, she noticed a very spooky face looking back at her.
“After
our walk I was looking through all the photos I had taken and noticed a
kind of shadow or disturbance in front of my son Finn,” said Gerri,
from Derry.
“When I looked closer I couldn't believe what I saw, it
looked like a man – to me it looked like a soldier - standing there
beside the tree. None of us
The chilling footage appears to show a shadowy shape charge towards
the camera, which Barry says resembles the head and leg of a dog.
Barry
says he had been seeing orbs in the hallway where Mutley used to spend a
lot of time and could smell 'wet dog', so began filming to see what it
would catch.
Paranormal investigator Brenda Castellano, who helps with police in
the US with investigations, even scrutinised the footage and confirmed
it was not a hoax.
Barry said: "I was taking pictures of
the kids in the kitchen when I noticed strange orbs on the pictures. At
the same time we always got the smell of wet dog.
"One day I just stood in the kitchen calling his name, taking
pictures, and it happened again where his basket used to be. That's all I
was expecting to catch. I just expected to see orbs.
