Visitor spots 'ghost' face in museum display
A visitor to the Leningrad Blockade Museum in Saint Petersburg noticed what she described as a ghostly female face in a reflection on a glass partition while photographing the exhibit, claiming no one was nearby during the shot and speculating it might be connected to the former owners of the displayed personal items.
Consensus
- A woman visiting the Leningrad Blockade Museum in Saint Petersburg photographed an exhibit.
- While reviewing the photos, she noticed a vague reflection resembling a female face in a glass partition.
- She stated that no one matching the silhouette was present during the photo shoot.
- The exhibit includes personal items of Leningrad blockade residents, such as dishes and bread ration cards.
- The woman believes the reflection may have a mystical origin, possibly linked to the former owners of the items.
Points of divergence
- The visitor moved to Saint Petersburg from Almaty. — riamo
- The incident was reported by a Telegram channel named Shot on Saturday, 26 September. — vm
- The article includes unrelated news about mass graves discovered in Zaporozhye Oblast and near Henichesk during WWII. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Face outline: "ghost" found in Leningrad Blockade Museum — РИАМО
- Visitor discovers 'ghost' on photo from Leningrad Blockade Museum — Вечерняя Москва