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Oh Heck why won't it show pic. what did I do wrong? I wanted to show the ghost. Sorry!

that shit's bogus too.

And now for something completely different
 

Hi, new girl in town...anyway, I just wanted to comment on the picture. I have no idea if it's real, but I certainly hope that it is, because that would nock a whole lot of sanctimonius creeps from their collective high horse. Also, it would finally prove, beyond shadow of a doubt, that ghosts and possibly other paranormal happenings are real.

Speaking from a sort of professional mind, ghosts are like napalm: neat but you wouldn't want to play with it.

Cheers!

Maybe but if you are talking about the one at Jason Farmer here is what a leading professor has to say:

This is from the leading professor from University of Tennessee (ret.)Dr. Klienfelter taken from an email from Dr. Klienfelter himself.

I am a parapsychologist in Asheville, NC. The picture was taken at a mobile home in Knightdale, NC. The mobile home is located on the site of a Civil War battle and is a "hot spot" for paranormal activity. I have been conducting paranormal research at this location for over twenty years. Although we've photographed numerous orbs and have experienced interesting readings on our instruments, this is by far the best photograph I have witnessed.

my mom told me se had a realative that lived near an old barn in the middle of the woods every once in a while the doors at the top would open they took a picture while the door wuz open and when they got the pictures developed there wuz an old lady in a rocking chair

Here it is with paint line showing enlarged ghost woman face
http://209.25.203.234/attachment.php?s=&postid=364762

That???
 

Is that a figure or a trick of light...for example, when you look at wood work, sometimes it gives the impression of a face? The way it shows up is strange to me. However, I appreciate the close up, and it may be something paranormal. The face is pretty creepy. If she is "real" I certainly wouldn't want her haunting my house. Creepy old ladies scare me... everything else is tolerated.

http://209.25.203.234/attachment.php?s=&postid=364762

Shoot I tried posting the pic again. can't figure it out.....Can anyone help? What am I doing wrong? I did the brackets etc. OH, I am sorry but can anyone help or give advice for posting pics here?

IMO that is a real ghost.no trick lighting at all.Ive looked at this photo in everyway imaginable, i even inverted it to make it alot brighter and you could clearly see the outline of a human face and the eye socked on the eye that is showing.I believe this to be authentic,also if this was just a normal photo of a human with how close the face is to the window you would see some sort of reflection coming from the face and you dont. its a shadowy figure with a pale face and noticably pale i might add.Maybe a fake?? we may never know but damn this is pretty convincing atleast to me

NAte can you help me post the pic of paint line at
http://209.25.203.234/attachment.php?s=&postid=364762

I have no earthly idea why I can get it to post?

Sorry I give up!

http://209.25.203.234/attachment.php?s=&postid=364762

Only thing i dont understand is how something like this would get certified ??and by certified in what way was it certified??If you know of any other websites that speak of this ghost please share

Nate can you help me post this paint line image?

I have no clue how to do that.maybe link this thread to the thread that you originally posted the line pic??

Yes! From a search of dogpile you can find multiple forums mentioning the old lady ghost such as the following from spiritsearchers:

"Usually we can explain things like this away as a reflection or something of that sort, but this is VERY clear. Would love to find out more about this location myself!

John & Nancy
Spiritsearchers.com

Folks this thing appears to be real because this is in from one of the leading spirit research teams in America at www.spiritsearchers.com wrote the above letter about the old woman in the photo.

Here's a letter answering them about the location:

I am a parapsychologist in Asheville, NC. The picture was taken at a mobile home in Knightdale, NC. The mobile home is located on the site of a Civil War battle and is a "hot spot" for paranormal activity. I have been conducting paranormal research at this location for over twenty years. Although we've photographed numerous orbs and have experienced interesting readings on our instruments, this is by far the best photograph I have witnessed.

Sincerely;

Dr. Klienfelter

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Not too sure if the PIC is Authentic but all the old castles/courtyards in England have their ghost stories.. I am a believer but not too sure if Im a believer of this picture...Anything is possible ..I guess :D :confused:

Ghosts
 

even if its not real it is still cool, I mean what if ghost really do exist, that would be way cool just think about it
your grandma dies, and the next day your talking to he would that not be cool you could tell her your secrets and she could never tell anyone because who would beleive a ghost. Even if it is not real the picture is way cool.

the other nite they did a news storuy on this on my local news station. i ddin't get to c the whole thing my mom turned it half way through the segment

To the guy that is trying to post the pic, here it is:

http://209.25.203.234/attachment.php?s=&postid=364762

*Testing to see if it works, then I'll tell ya how to do it.

Hmm...no reason that shouldn't work. You linked directly to the pic and everything. Well, let's not try this anymore, perhaps a mod can look into the IMG function and find out why it's not working. Or, if you already know, explain it to us, 'cause I am puzzled.

As for the old woman, look at the pics on the Jason Farmer site. They are smaller, but it is much more spooky when put into perspective.

Someone here is from Asheville? I live a little under an hour to the west of there.

Anyway, I'm sure this photo will be showing up on Snopes.com pretty soon. They're pretty good about examining this stuff.