Mysterious figure spotted during Coronation of King Carlos III

During the Coronation of King Carlos III There were many striking moments that later went viral on social networks, such as the fainting of one of the soldiers or the confusion of the singer Katy Perry while trying to find your seat.

However, the last clip that went viral of the ceremony carries a more gloomy charge, since in the images it can be seen as a person dressed in a black robe carries something that resembles a scythe while walking down the corridor of Westminster Abbey.

The short video was viewed by millions of people around the world and many of them soon speculated that the mysterious figure was a ghost or even the same “park”a common way of naming “death”also known as “Grim Reaper” in other countries.

Even renowned British media did not hesitate to replicate the disturbing images on their websites and social networks, including The Sun, Alert News 24 y Daily Mail. In this way, they quickly unleashed wild theories around the short recording.

“Carlos won’t last long. The grim reaper breathes on his neck and Camila will remain the only monarch,” said a user via Twitter amid the international repercussions of the event.

Video: a soldier vanished during the coronation of Carlos III and Camila

Along the same lines, many other Internet users were encouraged to say that the strange appearance could be the Queen isabel IIwho died in in September 2022, or even from the deceased ex-wife of King Carlos IIIPrincess Diana, also known as Lady Di.

“It can be someone from the Orthodox Archdiocese Greek from Thyateira and Great Britain. The archbishop of him accompanied the prayer of Christian leaders during the service, “explained another user trying to find a rational explanation for the images seen.

It was the American medium Newsweek which communicated with the temple where the ceremony was held and thus verified, as indicated by the representatives of Westminster Abbey, that the figure would be a “sacristan”a non-clergy member engaged in performing religious services, such as caring for ornaments and cleaning the place.

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