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- IQXS
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- 03-19-2010 10:37 PM ET (US)
- Edited by author 03-19-2010 10:43 PM
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- GHOST PIC IS A HOAX! Might someone please contact Jeff
to tell him the ghost picture he has on the stream is a HOAX.
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- Here's the proof:
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- 1.) http://rense.com/general90/ghost.htm - The Rense
Post
- 2.) http://www.flickr.com/photos/iqxs/4447057870/
Side by side proof
- Better picture presentation of the comparison for the
Ghost Hoax.
- http://bit.ly/bRchsI
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- Hello Jen,
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- My friend sent me this picture, i know you'r an intelligent
person who has reliable friends, so I would like your opinion on the authenticity
of this photo. Many thanks, Col
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- Hi, i had this email sent to me today, Tuesday 9th March,
from a friend named Stix. I have no idea if its genuine but Stix assures
me that Andy, the guy who took the photo is very honest. The story goes
that he took the picture of his daughter and had been noticing that things
have been mysteriously moved all around the house since they moved into
their new place in the West midlands, UK. The baby's toys keep going missing
and turning up in strange places.
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 The other
day, he took a photo of his little girl and this strange figure appeared
in the fire place. It looks like a Victorian woman to me, you can see the
back of her...she's facing the child. The womans right arm is clearly visible,
also her right ear and she appears to have her hair in a bun. I just hope
its not a new phone application that allow people to manipulate pics and
engineer hoaxes. As i said before, though, the guy who took the snap, Andy,
does have a very sincere reputation. Please let me know what you think
about this. Kind regards, Col Foster
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- Analysis from Drs. Dave and Sharon Oester, GhostWeb.com
- 3-19-10
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- Good morning,
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- The ghostly figure is not a Victorian lady, it is a young
boy. It is clearly a male and not a woman. It does appear like some of
the other images we have posted on our site of human-shaped apparitions.
In these kinds of photos, the credibility of the person taking the photo
is a must. If that person is honest and sincere, then we need to accept
what he said as being valid. The house may well be haunted, as so many
homes are. The photo could be evidence of that haunting. I would accept
it as a valid ghost photo based on the statements by the lady about the
integrity of the man taking the picture. It all goes back to integrity
and honor.
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- Dave
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