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| Ghost Face? Pareidolia Of The Week! |
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| Written by Brian Walsh |
| Wednesday, 18 November 2009 22:55 |
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I found this on paranormal.about.com. It shows what I think is fairly obviously the reflection of the back of a girl's head. Although, I'll admit it looks a little like Michael Jackson. The people who sent in the picture have a different explanation.
"The photo was taken by my mother on Halloween day 1989 of me and my friend spray painting our hair before trick-or-treating," says Melissa. "We were 13 years old at the time. We didn't realize that there was a third person in the photo for quite some time -- years -- because we weren't looking for it. We considered the idea of a double exposure, but there is no overlapping on the picture and also we don't recognize the boy. He seems to be a young boy, maybe the around the same age as we were at the time. He's standing behind me and has dark poofy hair, and seems to be looking down or has his eyes closed. You can see his facial features clearly and it looks like he's wearing a t-shirt with writing on it. He's standing in front of the tub enclosure; you can see his hair blocking the chrome trim on the door, yet you can also see the towel bar on the shower door through him.
Really? A fake or a ghost? There's no other option? How do you know it's not an alien? Sometimes people give me such a headache. Add your comment |
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