Paul Newman's Summer Camp Fire: Here's Why Internet Thinks Late Actor's Ghost Started Connecticut Fire - MEAWW

In our age of byte-sized news, word choice is crucial. Though Paul Newman passed in 2008, a recent CNN Tweet headline clumsily reads that a tragic fire at his charity summer camp for sick children was set by the late legend himself. The "Newman ghost camp fire" unleashed waves of confusion and mockery through the Twitterverse. English is a tricky language, and order matters when you're dealing with arson. Though Newman's spectre officially remains elusive, plenty of other famous apparitions are making international headlines. Marilyn Monroe May Be Haunting Her Former Home, though a social media star bearing an uncanny resemblance to the late Monroe seems much more the culprit. A “Lady in Red� Captured on Video at Haunted Astley Castle in the UK has garnered some viral attention from the social media masses. It's difficult to tell what's going on in the footage but some claim the skulking ghostly figure resembles the erstwhile monarch known as Lady Jane Grey, former occupant of the castle famously beheaded in the 16th century. To the witness, this disappearing figure clad in red and black seemed to stand sadly, but perhaps she ought to be happy to have regained her head. (MS)

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