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Woman photographs 'ghost' in her front yard

By T.K. Randall
July 15, 2018 · Comment icon 80 comments
Tia Wilson of Durham, Maine captured the eerie image on a game camera she had set up in her garden.
Expecting to see photographs of cats and foxes, Tia was particularly taken aback when, upon browsing through the images, she found one which showed a figure standing in her front yard.

The photograph had been taken on Saturday night at 8:58pm while she had been away camping.


"We were, like, shocked," she said. "Initially, I freaked out because I think there's somebody in our yard. Who the heck, it's 9 o'clock at night, who's at our house?"
Even stranger was the fact that there was no sign of the figure on any other image, despite the fact that the camera takes a picture at ten-second intervals.

"If somebody was walking up our driveway, it would have caught a photo of them much sooner, at the edge of our lawn," she said.

"We've put the camera back up in hopes that maybe we'll catch it again."

Source: Sun Journal | Comments (80)




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Comment icon #71 Posted by papageorge1 6 years ago
Where is my thinking wrong in what you quoted tfrom me, Stereo?
Comment icon #72 Posted by stereologist 6 years ago
1. There is no evidence for the things you often promote. 2. Anecdotes is not evidence. 3. Science does not prove anything.
Comment icon #73 Posted by papageorge1 6 years ago
Well you are definately wrong on the first two. I use the word ‘evidence’ as in the dictionary myself. Your definition is more akin to ‘proof’.
Comment icon #74 Posted by stereologist 6 years ago
The simple fact of the matter is that you are wrong. 1. There is no evidence for the things you often promote. 2. Anecdotes is not evidence. No amount of pretending changes anecdotes into evidence. You are also wrong about the use of proof. You use the word evidence in a manner which does not match up with its use in science. To avoid you moving the goalposts I will place the context in this post. It is this post from you.  
Comment icon #75 Posted by papageorge1 6 years ago
I am still waiting to hear what you claim is wrong about my post. It sounds fine to me.
Comment icon #76 Posted by Alien Origins 6 years ago
Yep...I think the fish in Denmark just got a little closer to rotten.
Comment icon #77 Posted by stereologist 6 years ago
Thanks for agreeing to your total ignorance on the meaning of science. Here again are 3 of the reasons to show your incompetence. 1. There is no evidence for the things you often promote. 2. Anecdotes is not evidence. 3. Science does not prove anything. All you have for the things you believe are your gullibility. You have no evidence. You have nothing.
Comment icon #78 Posted by papageorge1 6 years ago
OK, enough for this merry-go-round Mr. One-Note. 
Comment icon #79 Posted by stereologist 6 years ago
I do hope you take the time to learn what science is and how science does not prove anything and the meaning of evidence and facts and theory as it is used in science. Good luck.
Comment icon #80 Posted by Avalanche 6 years ago
" He turned into a giraffe " it could be a drama lama :-)


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