'The figure of' Women in Building Hospital Recordable camera, Ghost?

Some alleged ghost figure was caught on the surveillance camera at the Marietta Museum of History, in Georgia, USA.

But not only are surveillance cameras caught the figure, a visitor named Kristie Caputo also found.

As quoted from 11alive.com, using mobile phone, she accidentally took a ghost image that is located near the first World War army uniforms

Some suspect that the 'ghost' which is in the glass is a reflection Caputo or friends, but none of them are similar to these figures.

"I strongly believe that women see this, it has been in contact with a ghost," said General Manager at Showcase Photo and Video.

Based on the page Marietta Museum, the building was first built in 1845 as a cotton warehouse. The building was later renovated into Fletcher House Hotel and converted into a makeshift hospital and morgue during the Civil War.

As Director of Operations museum, Jan. Galt, receiving the picture, he said that it was not the first he had seen a ghost. Galt told me that many a strange noise like knocking the

iron.

He also said that sometimes there is a popcorn aroma and strong cigar smoke. Apparently, visitors and employees also reported the same thing.

Psychics also have visited the museum several times.

"They see the light or movement that looks like a boy stuck his head into the hallway, ..." said Galt.

Alleged ghost figure that looks at the reflection of the glass (Photo: 11alive.com/Kristie Caputo).

In the same night, another paranormal team saw a woman, and they thought that the boy was hiding from him.

Other visitors reported seeing a woman with a pink dress. In the military space, where Caputo was accidentally photographed the alleged ghost figure of a woman, there were several sightings of the man.

Galt said they were able to explain almost every sightings but admitted that sometimes the answer is not clear.

"It's fun, a lot of different ways to look at history because it is interesting, that may have been living in the building," said Galt.