He is a shadowy figure without a doubt, 'Gray Lady, the most famous Ghost Sighting in Dudley Castle England. But whether the mysterious shadow is true or just a blurry photo of the camera. The picture was taken by Amy Haper, 28 years old through her smartphone during a tourist visit to the castle dudley castle with Dean her husband and three children.
According to legend, Lady Gray was a curious spirit from Dorothy Beaumont, who died after giving birth to her baby girl. When he was critical there was an unfulfilled desire that he and the princess were buried in a tomb and he wanted the husband to be present at the funeral. However, none of his requests were reached, maybe that was the reason that caused his spirit to be curious.
The mysterious sighting was caught on camera when the couple took pictures of the page that became a tourist attraction. At that time they did not find any strangeness, let alone see a hazy gray figure appearing at the gate below the bottom window as in the photo.
However, when looking at the photos that night, Amy saw as if there was light in one of the top windows of the castle. When the image is enlarged, we realize that there is an oddity at the bottom, inside the arch, there is a shadow of a Lady and a small child.
This is really frightening, said Haper, he realized the photo could trigger speculation on social media that said it was the result of photoshop edits. But Harper strongly denied, "I honestly won't have a clue where to start and I don't understand any photo editing application" ...
Harper's refutation was supported by Barri Ghai, the research leader in the Paranormal Society Ghostfinder, who called themselves the leading ghosthunters in the UK, said the picture was "too vague and rough" to be used as a hoax.
He believes images may be the result of 'matrixing', a term that is increasingly used among psychic researchers to describe the natural tendency of the human mind to find something familiar in complex forms or colors. This can cause the brain to think it can see images or faces such as the appearance of images in the cloud.
Apart from the horror story, Dudley Castle is a site of British historic buildings located at Castle Hill near Dudley in the West Midlands. According to historians the building was planned since the Normandy Conquest in 1066. One of the followers of William the Conqueror, Ansculf de Picquigny built it with wood in 1070.
Building renovations continued to develop for centuries until the castle became wider and bigger, the building material was replaced with stone. Centuries later, the castle changed its function to the headquarters of the Royalist camp during the Civil War in England in 1642 to 1651.
During the two times the siege of the castle was finally controlled by Cromwell's troops in 1646. And part of the building was destroyed, then the remaining remaining fortresses were burned in 1750. Repair of the castle was carried out around the 19th century because the building was considered Romantic Ruin.
Since that restoration, Castle Dudley was used for major events and contests by the British people. In 1937, when Dudley Zoo was established, the field area in the fort was taken as part of the zoo. And now, Dudley Castle is the most haunted palace in England.