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+A group of amateur film-makers believe they may have proof
==> popularity + $$$Members of the video club are now planning to do their own research into whether there were any Roman settlements in the area.
I've always wondered about that. Do clothes have spirits? And the SciFi channel's International Ghost Hunters where they are in Romania where this is supposedly a ghost from 1595 and they are asking it questions in modern English and it is answering in modern English! Amazing!lisab said:So why do ghosts always seem to be wearing clothes ?
Perfectly framed in the picture, too!matthyaouw said:If he didn't know the 'ghost' was there til he reviewed the film, what did he think he was filming?
He must be either a really bad film maker, some kind of pervert with a thing for joggers, or (shock horror) he filmed it with the intent of inserting the thing later.
The purpose of the investigation is to identify the source of the fake £50 notes and stop their circulation in order to protect the local economy and prevent individuals from falling victim to fraud.
The exact origin of the fake £50 notes is still under investigation, but it is suspected that they may have been imported or produced locally by counterfeiters.
The Bradford police have been working closely with banks and businesses to raise awareness of the fake £50 notes and encourage individuals to be vigilant when handling money. They are also actively searching for suspects and gathering evidence to support potential arrests.
Individuals can protect themselves by carefully examining any £50 notes they receive, checking for security features such as the watermark, hologram, and security thread. They can also use a counterfeit detection pen, which reacts differently to real and fake notes.
No, the investigation will not affect the circulation of genuine £50 notes. The focus is solely on identifying and stopping the circulation of fake notes.