Some proves of the afterlife were recently captured in photographs at the scene of a fatal road accident involving a motorcycle and a vehicle on Tuesday in Kentucky, United States of America.
The photo, that has now gone viral on the internet, shows the wispy spirit of a person leaving the body as an emergency services work at the scene.
According to a passing motorist, Saul Vazquez, the picture was taken by his dad, who snapped the accident scene as he passed by it on Tuesday.
The Kentucky photographer posted it online, saying: “I took this picture just few minutes ago from the cab of my truck. It was an accident between Campton and Stanton on the service road just off of the mountain parkway.
“Zoom in and pay attention to the shadow just off the top of the state trooper hat.
“All I say is I hope everyone involved is okay.”
According to CNN, the man involved in the motorbike crash was later pronounced dead in hospital.
Scott C Waring, of ufosightingsdaily.com, who takes an interest in the paranormal, said: “This is absolutely mind boggling.
“When an accident happened, someone took a photo and realised a spirit was moving upward from the dead body.
“Although this is not a UFO or alien, it is paranormal and very exciting news indeed.
“This confirms, that humans will not just disappear when we die, but our energy stays intact and lifts away from the shell of a body to go somewhere awesome.”
Readers of his blog had mixed views.
A user called dcCamba asked: “What makes this spirit stronger then others?
“Accidents are always filmed and photoed. This is hard to believe even though I really want to.”
Michael Dougherty added: “It could easily be a gap in the trees showing light from the other side.
“UFOlogy has taught me a lot about illusions.”
But Gregory Ellison thinks it is the real deal.
He said: “There is no doubt in my mind some human spirits, and other more nasty things, stick around after death.
“Frankly I pray I do move on one day, and don’t become tethered to the earth after death. The spirits don’t seem very mobile, that stay behind, and typically stay in the same area.
