Don't Photograph The Moth Priest | Creepy Urban Legend

They found the first photograph in 1993. A blurred shape on St. Michael's bell tower.

Wings spread like a funeral shroud. The old woman who took it died three days later in her

sleep. For weeks, more sightings followed. Always at dusk. Always perched on

the church roof. Witnesses described a figure in tattered robes, its face hidden

beneath a hood. But the wings... the wings were wrong. Dusty and pale, like something that

had crawled out of a crypt. They called it the Moth Priest. The pastor dismissed

it as hysteria. Even when families stopped coming to Sunday service. Even when he found

dead moths piled at the altar each morning, their wings arranged in the shape of