Here’s some back story: A man, Frank, was friends with my parents for a long time. When I was little, they used to bring me to his house, they’d all cook, I’d get little gifts, he’d take out his glass eye for me, all fun things to a kid. His wife had been dead for a while so my family was about all he had. He told my parents that when he died, if there was any way he could come back, he would do it on New Year’s, 1999-2000. He even had a bench installed at his grave site so we’d have a place to sit while we waited for him. He died in 1984 I believe, at the age of 96. The years passed and the time finally came. My parents, grandparents, brother and my wife and I all went there, ate good food, toasted Frank and watched the ball drop on a portable TV. We were expecting something, but never saw or heard anything that night. When my grandfather had the pics developed, we saw this one above. No other pics had anything on them. No one was smoking and it was not foggy that night. We took the negative to a professional photographer, who examined it. He said that it was not a film problem or something on the lens or a lens flare caused by the lantern. It was definitely something in between the camera and us. What do you think?
Trip out!! It kinda looks like an outline of person. You know in this life there are so many mysteries. Ghost or not? Maybe. Very interesting nonetheless. Are you going to take it to more photographers to get their opinion? That would be far out, if none of them could explain this!!
[quote]chrismcl wrote:
I think ghosts are bullshit.
This picture should convince me that there are actually ghosts, but I’m a stubborn motherfucker.
So I still say theres no such thing as ghosts, or haunted houses for that matter. [/quote]
I thought so too, til I woke up in my uncles house, looked down the hall in the night and saw a light just like that one in the picture in a hallway with no windows and no nightlights on.
