In this picture you can see a brick apparently suspended in mid-air in front of Borley Rectory. The picture was taken by a magazine photographer after the rectory had burned down. He claimed the picture to be genuine.
This photo was taken by a priest who was taking pictures of the church alter. The priest claimed that the figure was not there when the photo was taken but showed up later once the film was exposed.
March 2003, Margaret Cowart took this picture of the Oldest Wood School House in the USA located in St. Augustine Florida. It appears at least one student turned up for the class photo.
A lady by the name of Mrs. Andrews took this picture of her daughter Joyce’s grave site in Queensland, Australia around 1946. Her daughter died at the age of 17. After having the picture developed she was startled to see this child in the photo staring up at her and looking directly into the camera. Mrs. Andrews says that no children were in the area, so a double exposure was impossible. She says she did not recognize the baby at all. Of interest, there are graves of two baby girls nearby.
Mrs. Mabel Chinnery and her husband were visiting the grave site of her mother who had passed on. That day, she brought her camera with her to take a few pictures of the grave. While doing so, she also took a photo of her husband waiting for her in the car. Who’s that in the back seat you ask? That would be her deceased mother!
