Russia: Researchers investigate 'phantom girl of Siberia'

Historians discovered a 100-year old photo album with a scowling little girl cropped in the background of all of the photos, as shown by photos seen in footage filmed in Krasnoyarsk, Thursday.
Researcher at the Krasnoyarsk Regional Museum of Local Lore, Ilya Kuklinsky, speaking about the discovery said that while he was digitalising the archives of the museum he noticed "there was a little girl on the same pictures" scowling at someone.
Fellow researcher Dana Benyumova said that the girl "was photographed in such a way that on photos that, when you look at them for the first time, she isn't visible. At the very least we cannot say that it is same person. There is an elusive figure in these pictures and it is the reason why we started calling her phantom girl. It is interesting that Ilya [researcher] continues to looking at new photos and still finds a girl on each of them."
According to the researchers the unknown girl is estimated to be between eight to ten years old while the pictures were taken, around 1908 by an unknown photographer. The initials F.E.A on the back of the pictures perhaps could lead the researchers to find the name of the photographer who took the pictures and solve the mystery.