The ghost camera of William Carter

The ghost camera of William Carter

 (#Ghost_Colling,)

 William Carter

"William Carter" was a famous photographer throughout the United States in the 1930s. What made him famous was his camera. What was so special about that camera? William Carter took pictures of the ghosts with that camera. His paintings caused considerable controversy throughout the United States. People who saw his pictures began calling him "the ghost's companion."

 It was in 1932 that William Carter's camera first photographed a soul. When his best friend, John Haynes, died, William was attending his funeral. William, who took the last picture of his friend before he was buried, later went quiet when he took a photo of himself. In the photo, his dead friend smiles at him from the side of the corpse. William couldn't believe his eyes. He looked at the photo and vice versa. Assured to be true. He kept that secret for weeks. But he could not control himself. Eventually, he told Sarah his wife, Sarah, who died. Slowly the mystery spread like wildfire. A crowd of acquaintances, parasites and journalists poured in to meet William. By then, William's photo had gained fame across the United States. Although many claimed good value for William's photo, William was not ready to sell the photo. But in the meantime, some of the civilians who had come to visit William said there was a ghost in his house. Slowly the number of visitors to his home decreased. But William's fame was still high.

 Then, a year and a half later, another ghost enters the eyes of William Carter. William Carter was attending church for his neighbor's son's wedding. Suddenly rain and thunder and lightning struck the church outside. There was a huge crack in the wall of the lightning bolt. People who were too busy marrying panicked. But William took his camera and focused outside the church with a click. Slowly, the place became quiet. As soon as he got home from church, William processed the photo. The photo shows a woman standing outside the church gate as expected. No one knew who it was. Investigators later found out that the photo was of Judith, a woman who died in an accident in New York two days before the wedding. The New York Times wrote an article about the ghost photos of William Carter. William became more famous. Although he received offers from many parts of the United States to buy his photographs, he did not want to turn his photos into sales. He believed that there was some connection between his camera and the ghosts that fell on it. He also said that his photos attempt to tell the deceased what he has to say to the world. His next attempt was to understand what that meant. He planned to become a parasitist. But then, opponents and atheists claimed that the photos he took were fake. They asserted that he did not want the photos to be transmitted because they would prove to be fake if they were in the possession of others.

 But none of the opponents' arguments had any effect on the reputation of William Carter. He and his pictures have been the subject of discussion throughout the United States. For two more years he took pictures with his camera. The ghosts were present in many of them. He was eventually found dead in 1938 at the Bonawenchurch Cemetery near Savannah City, Georgia. An autopsy report found Heart Attack was the cause of death, but his acquaintances, including his wife, say he was murdered. His wife argued that he was communicating with some unseen forces and that they might have killed him. Regarding his ghost photos and mysterious deaths, parasitists say that most of the pictures he takes are due to the ghost calls he received for his ghost calls. They even answer why he got so much Ghost Calling. The reason for that is nothing else. It was because of the camera in his hand. None of the calls that came to him were Virgin calls. Which means none of those were direct calls to him. So how Ghost calling is of two types. One is the direct calls we receive. These are called Virgin Coles. The other is indirect calls with another medium. That medium can be any human, animal, or any other spirit that is now near us. In William Carter's case, the medium used to make the Ghost call was the camera in his hand. That means there was another ghost attack on that camera. The mental proximity he had to the camera was to say that he used other negative energies. Realizing this, he decided to become a parasitist. This camera and the hanger William Carter wore as his own death vein. Although the ghost seen on camera and mobile phones in general has nothing to do with us. When a Ghost Call comes, it can act as a medium between the Ghost and the Giver who makes that call. The Ghost Call is not something that only the souls of the dead or the living can do. There are many daemons in the astral world who have no body. Some of them are very Powerful. William Carter's death may have been caused by such a daemon. Nevertheless, William Carter and his paintings still seek answers to questions that no one else has.