'Child ghost' spotted in Qld woman's photo
A photograph has captured what is believed to be the ghost of a little girl who drowned at a popular swimming hole in Queensland 100-years-ago.
The image shows three children and two adults playing in the water at Murphy’s Hole near Helidon in 2014.
An eerie white figure can be seen in the water between the two women.
It is thought to be the face of 13-year-old Doreen O’Sullivan, who drowned in that exact spot in 1915.
Jessie Lu, who is one of the subjects in the photo, said the image had been examined by experts.
“At the time of taking this photo there was nothing between us,” she said.
“There was only three children there on that day. Two adults in the water and two adults on the bank.”
“The older girl had trouble in the water on two occasions that day. And if u have a closer look at this photo there are quite a few extra faces in the water.”
Doreen’s death was reported in a local newspaper in 1915 and a grave belonging to a 13-year-old girl by the same name has been found.
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