Kaperosa of the Tagalogs
The Tagalogs local term for the white lady.
Female ghosts are frequently seen wearing flowing white robes or dresses. Some may appear without heads or with rotten flesh. The most famous are the White Lady of Balete Drive and Loacan Road in Baguio. Common Kaperosa stories feature a female committing suicide out of hatred or being betrayed by her spouse or fiance, and then being murdered. Other 'ghost legends' describe them as souls who refuse to rest because they have unfinished business on Earth.
The KAPEROSA, also known in the Philippines as the WHITE LADY, is a white-clad spirit of a young woman who died tragically. She periodically appears to people at night near the location where she died, but she does not cause any harm. She appears to be seeking justice for her death.
A female ghost dressed in a white long garment with long black hair. Kaperosa is a female who commits herself because she is hated or betrayed by her spouse or fiance, or who is murdered, according to others. They are souls who cannot rest because they have unfinished business on Earth.
Some people believe that if you encounter a white lady in your house, whether it is rented or inherited from your parents or relatives, she is the former owner and want to remain on the property.
A white lady lives in a specific location where she had a negative encounter and died. Some people claim that she doesn't hurt others. She will appear briefly and then vanish.
White ladies often reveal themselves in seconds, but they will frighten you to death. Some individuals believe they live in high-stress environments such as 'balete', old houses, or the location where she died. There are reports that they are waiting on the road and need a ride. She will enter the vehicle and close it once the driver has given his OK. By the time he asks where he can drop her off, she has already left.
These are just a few of the unresolved questions. People believed they were lost spirits seeking assistance from mortals.
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