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Is this theatre's resident ghost?
By SEBASTIAN LANDER
THIS picture could be "the clearest and most conclusive proof" of the existence of a theatre's resident ghost, affectionately known as 'Norah'.
The spooky apparition was snapped by the Paranormal Activity Research Team of Lancashire (PART) in March at the Royal Court Theatre in Bacup, Lancashire.
PART were called in to investigate spooky goings on at the theatre, originally an iron foundry but turned into an entertainment venue in 1892.
Referring to their resident ghost, the theatre's website says: "On numerous occasions cast members, staff, stage crew and visitors have reported seeing Norah and also experiencing various strange unexplainable happenings (none of which have been harmful)."
And a report by PART investigators, who spent an evening in the theatre, states: "This photo was taken in March 2008 just before a performance by the 2nd Rossendale Scout Band.
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Proof
"This 'unusual' figure only became apparent when the photo was downloaded from the camera to the computer.
"Notice how the figure is completely out of proportion to everyone else in the area and, when viewed carefully the figure is semi transparent."
The report adds: "Could this be the Ghost of 'Norah', the Royal Court Theatre's resident ghost? If so it is certainly the clearest and most conclusive proof of her existence."
The investigation at the theatre also turned up some other spooky occurances.
In the circles seating area, investigators reported "the sound of the shuffling of many feet as if people were preparing for a theatre performance."
And a number of team members said they saw the "shapes of people moving about."
By SEBASTIAN LANDER
THIS picture could be "the clearest and most conclusive proof" of the existence of a theatre's resident ghost, affectionately known as 'Norah'.
The spooky apparition was snapped by the Paranormal Activity Research Team of Lancashire (PART) in March at the Royal Court Theatre in Bacup, Lancashire.
PART were called in to investigate spooky goings on at the theatre, originally an iron foundry but turned into an entertainment venue in 1892.
Referring to their resident ghost, the theatre's website says: "On numerous occasions cast members, staff, stage crew and visitors have reported seeing Norah and also experiencing various strange unexplainable happenings (none of which have been harmful)."
And a report by PART investigators, who spent an evening in the theatre, states: "This photo was taken in March 2008 just before a performance by the 2nd Rossendale Scout Band.
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Norah.jpg [ 31.63 Kio | Consulté 8421 fois ]
Proof
"This 'unusual' figure only became apparent when the photo was downloaded from the camera to the computer.
"Notice how the figure is completely out of proportion to everyone else in the area and, when viewed carefully the figure is semi transparent."
The report adds: "Could this be the Ghost of 'Norah', the Royal Court Theatre's resident ghost? If so it is certainly the clearest and most conclusive proof of her existence."
The investigation at the theatre also turned up some other spooky occurances.
In the circles seating area, investigators reported "the sound of the shuffling of many feet as if people were preparing for a theatre performance."
And a number of team members said they saw the "shapes of people moving about."
Source : The Sun.co.uk
En quelques mots pour les moins anglophones d'entre vous : la Paranormal Activity Research Team of Lancashire (PART) a pris en photographie ce fantôme au Royal Court Theatre de Bacup, où elle avait été appelée pour mener une enquête sur des événements étranges. De nombreuses personnes avaient en effet rapporté avoir vu le fantôme, surnommé Norah, ou avoir été confrontés à des phénomènes inexplicables (mais jamais dangereux).
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Selon l'article, cette silhouette mystérieuse n'est apparue que lorsque la photo a été transférée de l'appareil photo vers l'ordinateur. Elle serait, toujours selon l'article, « disproportionnée par rapport aux autres personnes qui y apparaissent et semi-transparente ».
L'article mentionne également que les enquêteurs de la PART ont entendu des bruits de pas inexplicables et vu des ombres en forme de gens.
Qu'en pensez-vous ?
Vous vous en doutez, j'ai bien entendu mon avis sur cette photographie mais, avant de le donner, j'aimerais entendre le vôtre.
), ou un flou photoshop.
