Kallie says she is comforted to know John is still watching over the family
A mum-of-three was left spooked after she claimed the ghost of her late ex-husband who died two years ago appeared on her security camera. Kallie Jackson spotted what appears to be a dark figure crossing her dining room.
The couple were married for 17 years but divorced in 2001. They remained friends until he died, aged 60. The same camera captured a similar figure on what would have been his birthday. "Cars don't come down the street facing the dining room. It can't be a reflection. The second time, it was John's birthday. The figure isn't as dark and pronounced as the first time but it's still there. I was so shocked when I put two and two together. I was in disbelief."
"We were friendly. I still have regrets about our split because I think he was the only man who has ever really loved me. Things were rough for a while after the split but then we moved on and became friends.
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