Eerie detail in wedding photo following daughter's death
A Queensland couple has spotted an eerie detail in their wedding photos, months after the death of their daughter.
Tahlia Brown and Cecil Murphy – whose toddler Taidyn died after drowning in a blow up spa – were looking through photos of their special day which took place in January, when they spotted a figure standing next to a tree in the background.
The couple believe the image is their daughter's spirit, taking comfort from the fact she was able to join them for their wedding. The bride has shared a video showing the image on TikTok @leah29murphy.
Watch the video above
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The couple spotted the figure in their wedding photos following their nuptials. TikTok
"I don't believe in many things, especially with the recent loss of our daughter had me thinking she wasn't there sharing our special day with us, and this proves otherwise," Tahlia wrote in the video description.
"I'm forever missing you my little shadow."
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The image appears next to the tree on the left of the couple. TikTok
"This gave me goosebumps so sorry for your loss. Your little girl was there that day," one TikToker commented.
"My jaw dropped then the tears came. That's defo her," added another.
The bride said she is thankful to see her 'little shadow' share their special day. TikTok
"Oh man I totally got chills, I love this, she didn't wanna miss it, special day," another said.
Taidyn died on September 20 after drowning in the blow-up spa. Her older brother began CPR and she was taken to Brisbane Children's Hospital where she was placed in a medically induced coma. She died the following day.
Other parents who have suffered the loss of a child took comfort in the couple's TikTok post.
"I'm so sorry for your loss me and my girlfriend lost our oldest daughter at 11 hours old in may 2021 and I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy," one wrote.
"My partner passed a way last year and my kids are broken. This gives me hope that he's with us," another shared.
"THIS HAPPENED IN MY FORMAL PHOTOS!!! Now I believe my sister was there," another added.
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