In the village of Grabovo in the Gomel region of Belarus, there is a school where the ghost of a young girl has been seen for some time. Many people believe that it is the ghost of the young girl named Yadviga Fascht, the daughter of a local landowner, whose manor more than a hundred years ago stood on the very spot where the school is now located. Most often the ghost of the girl is seen in the area of the history room. According to social teacher Valentina Streha, once she herself encountered this ghost on the first floor.
At first she saw smoke in the corridor, as if someone had been smoking heavily, but the smoke had the shape of a human figure and it was moving quickly towards the history room. Valentina could clearly see that it was the young girl in a rich 19th century dress with a shawl thrown over it. But the figure had no legs at all. The teacher screamed with all her might out of fear, and the ghost suddenly waved at her before disappearing behind the wall. The ghost was also once encountered by the school watchman Klavdia Chumenok, who even claimed to be friends with young lady Jadviga.
‘I always go in and say hello to the ghost. I came in, sat on the sofa, looked out the window. And it came and sat next to me. Then she got up and left,’ Klavdia Chumenok told Sputnik Belarus.
Pupils of the school have also seen the ghost, not only in the form of a smoky figure, but also in a form of a girl in a white dress. Also in the evenings, strange phenomena occur in the school, lights can turn on by themselves, and someone invisible can breathe down the back of the neck. The locals are frightened by the ghost and therefore try not to leave their houses at night.
The picture shows the same Yadviga in the old photo. Screenshot from the video of OHT TV channel
According to local historians, young lady Jadwiga had a sad fate. When she was young, she fell off a horse, broke her leg and then limped badly. Because of this, the grooms were in no hurry to marry her, and the locals nicknamed her Yadviga the Crooked. But one day she found her soul mate, but her father did not approve of her choice and forbade his daughter to leave the house. Saddened Yadviga ran away and hanged herself on an apple tree in the garden. There is another version, though, that she went abroad when the 1917 revolution took place. Neither of these is truly known. Recently Belarusian ufologists visited this school. They examined it in an attempt to find anomalous zo
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