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A Ghost Voice Was Heard During Queen Elizabeth s Funeral and Viewers Are Convinced It s Diana
By Mustafa GatollariSep. 21 2022, Published 9:24 a.m. ET People love a good ghost story, especially ones that pack revelations from beyond the grave. Call me pessimistic, but I think a lot of that has to do with the fact that most people don't plan on changing their lives for the better and want to believe that somehow their deaths will culminate in a magic reconciliation, unveiling all of life's mysteries and connecting all their vain pursuits with some magical, meaning.Article continues below advertisement All rights are wronged because their physical frames ceased to exist and now they can release their shallow trappings of humanity instead of actively struggling to make sense of them while they're alive. Personally I think death should scare us into realizing that the only time we have on this world is what we're given, so we need to make the most of it while we've got it. That's not to say there aren't documented beyond-the-grave phenomena that defy explanation. A huge part of my life has been dedicated to the study of the paranormal, and I've managed to capture voices of people who aren't there, at least not in a physical sense. Is it a ghost? Trapped "energy"? Reverberations throughout time? Who knows. Well, some folks believe they've captured an eerie electronic voice phenomenon (EVP) while watching footage of Queen Elizabeth's funeral.Article continues below advertisement I’m obsessed with this what the hell happened @itvnews pic.twitter.com/uu2ONYoktW— an ancient man (@goulcher) September 19, 2022 Source: Twitter @goulcher In the clip, a woman's voice with an English accent can be heard saying: "The death is irreversible and the fact that she's tra-" and the voice cuts off as a male broadcaster starts speaking. The breathiness of the voice, coupled with the audio cut out led many folks watching at home to believe that they captured the voice of a ghost commenting on Queen Elizabeth's passing.Article continues below advertisement @BBC was anyone talking at the moment this clip starts? Many people hear Lady Diana saying death is irreversible and she is trapped. Please check!— Hilly Gordijn (@Hilly0803) September 19, 2022 Source: Twitter @Hilly0803 Throngs of people believed that it was Princess Diana sending a message to everyone watching around the world. Why would this be the case? If you were an ardent reader of tabloids during the '90s when Diana died in a car crash, a lot of folks believed the British Crown had something to do with her death because she had the audacity to leave the royal family.Article continues below advertisement I am now also obsessed with this! I’ve listened to it about 20 times. It’s like an accidentally transmitted conversation about how, contrary to popular belief, death among the aristocracy actually *is* reversible. But for reasons unknown, not this time.— Moog (@a_toots) September 19, 2022 Source: Twitter @a_toots Many feel Prince Charles' marriage to Diana was a PR stunt pushed by the royal family to sell a Cinderella story to the public: A beautiful "commoner" — Diana was actually the daughter of an earl — marries a Prince and gets to have the dream wedding at the end of every Disney movie we watched growing up. You know, minus the part where the princess looks absolutely miserable.Article continues below advertisement The oddest thing about this is that the UK media has been so very careful about every word— Damian (@DamianUFOfeed) September 19, 2022 Source: Twitter @DamianUFOfeed By all accounts, Charles was madly in love with Camila Parker Bowles well before he met Diana, and purportedly continued to see her even before his heavily publicized first marriage. Charles and Camila first went public with their relationship in 1999, around two years after Diana died in a car crash with Egyptian film producer Dodi Fayed, who was the son of retail billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed. The bulk of the elder Faye's wealth came when he sold his stakes in Harrod's, leaving Dodi with plenty of cash to produce movies like Hook and The Scarlet Letter.Article continues below advertisement What a load of crap. This has obviously been recorded from the television and recorded and overdubbed. I watched this scene on television and it was not on the live version. Not creepy at all.— Brian Jessop (@brian_jessop1) September 19, 2022 Source: Twitter @brian_jessop1 Many people on social media honestly think Diana's somehow "getting back" at Queen Elizabeth after death, but there have been numerous pragmatic explanations for the voice that appeared on airwaves. And, in purported paranormal occurrences, the most practical explanation is usually true.Article continues below advertisement I heard it live, it was the grief counsellor who went on to say death is irreversible after when they went back onto air.— daniel payne (@danielp79106877) September 19, 2022 Source: Twitter @danielp79106877 One Twitter user said that they watched the broadcast live and it was actually a grief counselor in the studio that day who made the comments. The National explains that a guest — a real-life, flesh-and-blood guest, not the otherworldly kind — was present in the studio, "whose voice was picked up by the presenter's microphone."Article continues below advertisement The whole funeral was a huge technical and logistic nightmare and there were loads of audio "glitches" on the day. This was just some mics left open, at least it wasn't the sound of someone going to the loo!— BoveyBoyBamBam (@BamBovey) September 20, 2022 Source: Twitter @BamBovey If you're unfamiliar with EVP theory, it's rooted in the belief that paranormal events are somehow related to electronic phenomena. Voices theoretically can be captured through electric energy. The belief was first popularized by once paranormal skeptic turned full-blown believer Sarah Wilson Estep, who purportedly documented several EVPs via magnetic tape recordings.Article continues below advertisement Makes me laugh when people desperately want it to be a supernatural event instead of looking at the obvious. It’s someone whispering in the studio with a mic left on or near to another mic. Get a grip people! Ghosts don’t exist and if they did they wouldn’t be whispering on ITV.— Micky D (@firebobby1971) September 20, 2022 Source: Twitter @firebobby1971 The horror film, White Noise, starring Michael Keaton, is about electronic voice phenomena. Brandon Alvis and I (my brother from another mother I met on Ghost Hunters and am now producing a new show, Haunted Discoveries with) have captured EVPs of our own.AdvertisementMore from Distractify R.I.P. Queen Elizabeth II! 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