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Artikel auf web.randi.orgweb.randi.org hat geschrieben:The photo, taken at Ryder’s on Main, a bar and restaurant in Meridan, CT shows the hazy silhouette of what G.O.N.E.R.S calls “The Holy Grail of Paranormal Research: A Full Body apparition of what appears to be a woman in 1920s-30s period attire…” Of course, anyone familiar with famous ghost photos recognized this image as the well-documented “Madonna of Bachelor’s Grove” taken at the Chicago cemetery by members of the Ghost Research Society in the summer of 1991. It had simply been superimposed on a photo taken inside Ryder’s on Main by way of Photoshop or perhaps even a smartphone app.
Artikel zu "Bachelor's Grove Cemetery" auf Wikipedia
