Apparition Spotted In UK Hospital!
By JENNY ARCHER
@bookbar (1609)
Sudbury, England
November 16, 2015 1:55pm CST
An apparition or spectre of possibly a Doctor in an old British hospital,was spotted and photographed in the 1990's, reportedly, shortly after the old Poole Hospital sanatorium was closed down for good, in 1989.
The pic above was originally posted on FB, where it caused quite a stir, at the time.
As anyone who has worked there, agrees, from medical staff to night watchmen, the building is a very scary, spooky place, with a strange feel about it,where no one would relish walking alone through it's very long corridors.
So what do you think? A ghost or trick of the light?
Most of the building has now been demolished and some repurposed for housing, so if it was a haunted site, many new residents may be in for a rude awakening
source:mirror.co.uk
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19 responses
@Traceyjayne (1784)
• United Kingdom
16 Nov 15
Probably a trick of the light ,...but I would like to think the ghost of a dr.
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@Asylum (47893)
• Manchester, England
17 Nov 15
@bookbar I consider the Rorschach test to encompass any similar system and not necessarily an inkblot. Most people have done the same looking into a fire or up at the clouds and trying to identify familiar objects from the shape. Even the ancient civilisations did this with the stars, which is the origin of the names of constellations.
Hermann Rorschach did not develop anything original, he simply applied a long established practice and used inkblots as an alternative.
@suziecat7 (3350)
• Asheville, North Carolina
16 Nov 15
I believe in ghosts so who knows?
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@EugenesDDen (310)
• Ireland
17 Nov 15
I think ghosts are either due to visual or aural pareidolia or the results of schizophrenia. For example, look at the "face" in the ham I had for my dinner.
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@bookbar (1609)
• Sudbury, England
17 Nov 15
@EugenesDDen... I'd take it back if I were you, looks singularly unappetising 
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@Jackalyn (7558)
• Oxford, England
28 Nov 16
Probably a trick of the light. I used to work in a huge old psych hospital. That too had its "ghosts." A little scary walking in the corridor alone at night.
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104628)
• United States
17 Nov 15
The UK is a much older place than here in the States. I don't know why but tales of spectors from the UK are much the more fascinating. A lot of the
"photograps" you see online, however, leave much to be questioned. I don't tend to believe them as they can easily be doctored up. No Pun Intended.
My Favorite ghostly encounter (recorded) is of King Henry VIII at the door of one of his homes. I can't remember which but I am sure it's easily enough researched.
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@troyburns (1405)
• New Zealand
17 Nov 15
I'm going to go for 'trick of the light'. Our mind is conditioned to make sense of vague shapes, so it's likely that under careful scrutiny this 'doctor' won't actually look anything like a human figure.
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@ElizabethWallace (12074)
• United States
17 Nov 15
I don't know, but I almost walked right into a glowing figure in the dark once. She looked like this one, but shorter.
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@msiduri (5687)
• United States
17 Nov 15
It's not a ghost. I love ghost stories, but I'm afraid I can't bring myself to believe in such things. I can't say for sure what the picture is, but it could be a range of things—a trick of the light, a shadow or the result of tampering. But the departed are departed.
And as far as England being "older" than the United States, that overlooks the idea that people have been living here for quite a while. They just didn't speak English or leave a written record.
@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
17 Nov 15
if I have the third eye till now, I might see that thing. but my eyes are open and I cannot see any apparition.
