During a visit to Worstead Church in Norfolk, England, an unexpected figure appeared in a photograph taken by Peter Berthelot. His wife, Diane, was captured in a moment of prayer on the church benches, seemingly alone. However, once the film was developed, a startling discovery was made. Behind Diane, there appeared to be a spectral figure, dressed in ashen garments, an eerie presence in the tranquil church setting. Alarmed, the couple approached the local vicar with the photograph. They learned of a local legend: the "White Lady," a ghost believed by the locals to be a former healer. This revelation had a profound impact on Mrs. Berthelot, who later recounted to the Daily Express that she felt the presence of the ghost was a blessing. She attributed a positive shift in her life to this encounter, stating it inspired her to pursue poetry. The image of the White Lady, lingering unseen until revealed in a photograph, adds a mysterious layer to the historical and cultural tapestry of Worstead Church.