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Rome, 16 feb. (Ign) - A woman behind the window of a castle that has been deserted for 25 years. Is a ghost? Paranormal fans are already advancing hypothesis on the identity of that mysterious figure which appeared in the photo taken from Kevin Horkin at the castle of Gwrych, in the north of Wales. The English newspaper `The Sun' explains - of Winifred, the contessa of Dundonald, that he had inherited the castle - known as one of the more haunted places of the United Kingdom - in 1984. Others, instead, support features of a domestic servant who died inside falling from a horse of the property.
Kevin Horkin, 48 years old, who released the photo , is shrewed of the alarming “single detail” the moment, after he unloaded the images on his PC. The man has told `the Sun' that while he was there he felt “a strange presence in that place. The day was cold, but it seemed warm near the building” said the photographer.
The castle, constructed in 1819 and abandoned from 1985, does not allow - because of the landslide of the pavement - a verification thus feeding the mystery. `The North Wales Paranormal Research Group' asserts that this is not the first sight to the castle of Gwrych, but only one of a long series.
Roma, 16 feb. (Ign) – Una donna dietro la finestra di un castello disabitato da 25 anni. E’ un fantasma? Gli appassionati del paranormale stanno già avanzando ipotesi sull’identità di quella misteriosa figura apparsa nella foto scattata da Kevin Horkin al castello di Gwrych, nel nord del Galles. C’è chi pensa si tratti - spiega il giornale inglese ‘The Sun’ - di Winifred, la contessa di Dundonald, che aveva ereditato il castello - conosciuto come uno dei posti più stregati del Regno Unito – nel 1984. Altri, invece, sostengono si tratti di una domestica che morì cadendo da cavallo all'interno della proprietà.
Kevin Horkin, 48enne che ha scattato la foto qualche tempo fa, si è accorto dell’inquietante “particolare” solo in un secondo momento, dopo aver scaricato le immagini sul suo pc. L’uomo ha raccontato al ‘Sun’ che mentre era lì aveva avvertito “una strana presenza in quel luogo. Era una fredda giornata, ma sembrava facesse caldo vicino all’edificio” ha detto il fotografo.
Il castello, costruito nel 1819 e abbandonato dal 1985, non permette - a causa del crollo del pavimento - una verifica alimentando così il mistero. La ‘North Wales Paranormal Research Group’ afferma che questo non è il primo avvistamento al castello di Gwrych, ma solo l’ultimo di una lunga serie.
The spooky snap was taken at a building hailed as one of Britain's most haunted.
The floor in that room crumbled away years ago, meaning there is nothing for a person to stand on.
Company boss Kevin Horkin took the photo at Gwrych Castle in Abergele, North Wales, but only saw the ghostly figure when he downloaded his pictures later.
Kevin, 48, said: "I did feel a presence there. It was a cold day when I visited, but it seemed warm near the building.
"There seems to be a sense of tragedy there."
Kevin, believes the figure is someone who once lived at the castle. He plans to investigate further with a ghost-hunting team.
The North Wales Paranormal Research Group says many sightings have already been recorded at Gwrych.
The castle, built in 1819, has been derelict since 1985.