POLICE medium Debbie Malone has revealed she does not believe ghosts photographed at St Mark’s Anglican cemetery in January were “real”.
Port Macquarie resident Renee English’s photo of two alleged ghost children created international headlines after it was taken during a Picton ghost tour on January 9.
But Mrs Malone said ghost photographs did not generally feature such well-formed figures.
“Photographed spirit energies generally tend to be in the form of an orb or ectoplasm, which looks like a fog,” she said.
“I’ve seen the photos, but I’m very sceptical.”
But Mrs Malone insisted Picton was “crawling” with ghosts, which she believes is due to the town’s age and heritage atmosphere.
“I think a lot of (spirits) from the early days are proud of what they achieved and don’t want to go,” she said.
“There have been a lot of accidents on roads out that way and I think it is like a gateway.”
Mrs Malone recalls one terrifying experience while driving home from a ghost tour on Friday the 13th some years ago.
“I was driving home and two alsation dogs came on to the road and ran in front of the car. I swerved to miss them, but when I stopped, there were no dogs at all,” she said.
“On the bridge further up the road, I saw a man standing on the road and he jumped on the bonnet of my car and came onto the windscreen.”
Mrs Malone is heading to Picton for an all day seminar followed by an evening of ghost tours on Saturday.
Source: http://macarthur-chronicle-wollondilly.whereilive.com.au
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