Momok Ghost

Momok Ghost is a collection of true ghost stories.

Please note that this blog does not prove the existence of ghosts or spirits. The majority of the tales here have been compiled from the experiences of friends, family, and acquaintances. Although some names have been changed to protect the privacy of those involved, the locations and details are given as accurately as possible to preserve the credibility of Momok Ghost.

Showing posts with label Sabah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sabah. Show all posts

Regular Camera Failure at Usukan Jetty, Kota Belud

BT stopped by with 2 of her friends (RS and LL) at Usukan Jetty at Kota Belud in Sabah, and they took some photographs there. Her friend, RS, had been there a few times before and had suggested that they went to check it out because he said that the jetty was very scenic.

Strangely, the photos that were taken looked like this:

This is the only photo that has been altered / tampered with (just to protect LL's identity). The photo is clear and looks fine. The following photographs were all white and maybe overexposed..







This shot was taken in the car, straight after getting in. The camera was back to normal after that.

At that point, RS suddenly recalled that he had tried taking pictures there before and his camera has been unable to take any photos there too.

Coincidence or "spirit interference" or something else?

Photograph of a Ghost, Oil & Gas Platform in Sabah Waters

I'm not sure if ghosts can be captured on photographs, but this is supposedly a genuine picture of a ghost.

Ghost Photo.

This photo was taken at an offshore location (platform), from Workboat Ajang Hormat at Barton Field South Furious in Sabah waters* by an offshore oil & gas construction crew.
The supposed ghost is at the upper-right side of the photo. Can you see it?

Many offshore locations (especially the older platforms) are said to be haunted.
To this day, many workbarges and workboats are said to have prayers and "cleansings" performed onboard by local bomohs prior to mobilization.

*Originally stated as Sarawak waters. Many thanks to the Anonymous commenter for the correction and additional details. Please refer to the comments below for details on the location.