Ghost. United Kingdom

A British man photographed the ghost of Michael Jackson. When Rhys Savva, a 14-year-old resident of the British city of Bromley, was going to a Michael Jackson lookalike show with his parents, he did not know that this concert would be historic for him. Standing in line for an autograph to the imitator of the king of pop, the boy photographed the ghost of Michael Jackson.

After watching the performance of the late artist's doubles at the local Churchill Theater, Rhys Savva decided to get an autograph from the Jackson impersonator. Standing in line to him, the teenager took several pictures out of boredom. Returning home and carefully studying the resulting photos, the young Briton was shocked. One of the shots captured not only the artist who performed that evening, but also something that strongly resembled the ghost of Michael Jackson. The photo that got into many media shows a blue glowing face hanging over the double of the king of pop music.

"It was very scary. Standing in line, I didn't notice anything unusual. I've never believed in ghosts, so I don't even know what to think," said Rhys Savva.

"I was there and I can say that there were no mirrors or spotlights in the room where the artist was sitting. However, I think that if Jackson had risen from the dead, he would hardly have wanted to attend a show of his own doppelgangers," said Angela, 54-year-old mother of Rhys.