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Imagine you are the ghost who was seen on the security camera at Hampton Court. Rewrite the article in the form of a letter. Apologise to the security guard who you scared.

Was it a case of 'divorced, beheaded, came back from the dead?'

Believing you might have seen a ghost is one thing, capturing it on CCTV is quite another - especially when you think it might be the ghost of Henry VIII or maybe one of his ill-treated wives!

That's exactly what Happened though at Henry VIII's famous palace at Hampton Court when security guards got the fright of their lives in 2007.

The 16th century palace is well known for alleged hauntings, and in December 2003, rumours began to swirl that security had caught something on CCTV. In that month, the Daily Star reported that something very strange had been seen on the South West London palace's surveillance.

It all started when security guards began to notice fire doors they thought were shut, being left open. They went out to secure the doors each time before returning to their office to view the CCTV - to see who - or should we say what - had opened them.

On the second occasion the doors were flung open, the guards noticed a spine-chillingly spooky image of someone apparently in period dress lurking in the doorway.

Even weirder was that a around the same time, a visitor had noted in the visitors' book that she thought she had seen a ghost in the palace. One of the palace's security guards apparently said of the apparition: "It was incredibly spooky because the face just didn't look human."

Over the years numerous sightings of ghosts and spirits have been alleged at Hampton Court. It's perhaps not surprising given that it was the home of Henry VIII who we all know had two of his own wives beheaded.

Jane Seymour, Henry's third wife who died in child birth is said to haunt the palace. She is said to have been seen walking calmly downstairs from the Queen's apartments, wearing a white dress and carrying a candle.

Catherine Howard's ghost - the fifth wife, whom Henry had beheaded - is also said to re-enact a chilling scene where she runs top the chapel screaming to plead with Henry while he was hearing mass.
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Dear Security Guard,

It has come to my attention that I have been negligent and that my shadowy figure has been spotted on your security camera. I am sorry that I gave you the fright of your life when I flung open that fire door. I usually make every effort to keep a low profile, because I don't want to scare people. 

However, this was a mistake. You call me an apparition, insinuating that I appear sometimes. However, that is untrue. I am always here. I have nowhere else to go. You will know that I had another close brush with a lady visitor. I saw her hurtful comment in the visitor books. She said that my face was not human! Well, your face would also look 'not human' if you had haunted the halls of Hampton Court, since the 16th century.

I expect you are wondering about my identity. Well, I can tell you that I am not Henry VIII, neither am I one of his poor abused and ill fated wives. Although, they are all here as well. I expect you know about Jane Seymour's nightly journey down the palaces corridors, carrying her candle in her hand and dressed in white. There is also Catherine Howard's  journey. The poor woman sometimes relives her death sentence at the hands of her cruel husband, and she runs to the chapel screaming and pleading with her husband to pardon her. 

You will understand that these women are as desperate in death as they were in life. I mean Jane died in child birth and Catherine was beheaded. It doesn't come more traumatic than that. Both should be pitied, not held as objects of fear, or referred to as spooky. Please think before you write articles in tabloid newspapers. 

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The shadowy apparition on the security camera