フルーテ・スクール病院の幽霊: 世界初の心臓移植が行われた場所に残る去ることのなかった死者たち

Groote Schuur Hospital — Dutch for 'Great Barn' — is a 975-bed public teaching hospital on the slopes of Devil's Peak in Observatory, Cape Town, South Africa. Founded in 1938, it gained global fame when surgeon Christiaan Barnard performed the world's first successful human-to-human heart transplant on 3 December 1967. But the hospital's corridors carry more than surgical triumph. Staff and patients report persistent paranormal phenomena: Sister Fatima, a benevolent deceased nurse who appears on night shifts to help with patient care before vanishing through walls; a young nurse who committed suicide; a male patient who fell to his death escaping; and the 'White-Eyed Sister' with haunting pale eyes. The hospital operates on two planes — a world-class medical institution and a place where some who lived, worked, and died within its walls appear never to have left.