| ID | #1661411648 |
| Added | Thu, 25/08/2022 |
| Author | July N. |
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| Status | Hypothesis
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A mom who was called "stupid" for her belief in ghosts believes she was vindicated after she took a creepy picture of a figure in a Victorian dress in an ancient cemetery.
Mandy Steele, 45, photographed the ghostly figure during a family outing to Tynemouth Castle and Monastery in North Tyneside with her son and daughter on August 13.
A cleaner from Sunderland noticed a mysterious figure dressed in old-fashioned clothes, including a long hat and coat, near Cliffside Cemetery when she was returning home to look at her pictures.
Now she is convinced that she managed to capture a paranormal spirit on camera in a historical place that dates back to the 7th century, especially since the photos from the same area on her daughter's phone do not show anything reprehensible.
Mom-of-two Mandy said it proves that her belief in the paranormal has been confirmed.
“I really believe in ghosts. People say I'm stupid because of this, but now we have solid evidence," she said.
Mandy said she was "really shocked" the moment she noticed the figure in the photos.
She said: "I was really shocked when I came home that evening and started looking through the photos of that day.
What caught my eye was the costume. It was a sunny day, a foggy fog was coming. We were all in shorts and T-shirts, but she was in a full dress. This hat is not from our time, not even a dress, and she was looking at South Shields Beach."
She said the picture taken at the same time showed no signs of a woman on her daughter's phone.
Mandy continued: “
This place has a lot of history, so I started researching and discovered that the ghosts of a Viking named Olaf had been seen here before. There was also talk about a woman in white, but this one doesn't seem to be dressed in white, so it remains a mystery who she might be. I tried to contact the monastery and the National Foundation to see if they could provide any historical context, but they didn't help at all."In February last year, Newcastle paranormal researcher Kayleigh Woods said she photographed a ghost in a Benedictine monastery.
Many believed that the black shadow in the form of a man was a Viking named Olaf, who, according to rumors, often visits this place.
Original news
A mum who has been called "stupid" for her belief in ghosts believes she has been vindicated after snapping an eerie image of a figure in Victorian dress at an ancient graveyard.
Mandy Steel, 45, snapped the ghostly figure during a family outing to Tynemouth Castle and Priory, in North Tyneside, with her son and daughter on August 13.
The cleaner, from Sunderland, spotted a mysterious figure dressed in old-fashioned clothing including a long hat and coat near the cliffside graveyard when she returned home to look at her snaps.
She is now convinced she has managed to capture a paranormal spirit on camera at the historic site, which dates back to the 7th century, especially since pics from the same area on her daughter's phone show nothing untoward.
Mum-of-two Mandy said this proves that her belief in the paranormal has been vindicated.
“I do believe in ghosts. People say I'm stupid for it but now we have big proof," she said.
Mandy said she was "really shocked" the moment she noticed the figure in the pictures.
She said: "I was really shocked when I got home that evening and started going back through the photos of the day.
"What jumped out to me was the costume. It was a sunny day with hazy fog coming across. We were all in shorts and t shirts but she was in a full dress.
“That hat is not from our time period, even the dress, and she was looking out onto South Shields beach."
She said that a picture taken at the same time shows no sign of the woman on her daughter's phone.
Mandy continued: “The place has got a big history so I started researching and found there had been ghost sightings before of a Viking called Olaf.
"There was also talk of a woman in white, but this one doesn't appear to be wearing white, so its a mystery as to who she might be.
"I tried contacting the priory and the National Trust to see if they could provide any historical context but they were no help at all.
In February last year, Newcastle paranormal investigator Kayleigh Woods claimed to have photographed a ghost at the Benedictine priory.
Many believed the a black shadow in the shape of a person was a Viking named Olaf who is rumoured to haunt the site.
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