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John Loftus
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This is pretty neat. Apparently the owners of this house had been seeing images and hearing voices for quite a while. They did some research and found that a lady once lived in this house. She lost her husband during the civil war. Legend says that she used to sit at the table and look across the fields in anticipation of her loved one returning home. He never came. So, they say she still waits. They caught this photo of what they claim to be her. This is a little spooky once you find the ghost in the picture. It took me a minute or so to find it, but when you do it just stands out. Like one of those optical illusions.To save you some time, concentrate around the table. Best not to focus
too much on one spot. Look around the table and toward the window. Click on the link below for the picture. For an added touch, turn up the volume, it's faint but you can hear the ghost talking sometimes in a low murmur. Remember to turn your volume up, or you may not hear anything.It may take a minute or so before you pick out the ghost so give it time...
Click on the link below to view the picture:
web page
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too much on one spot. Look around the table and toward the window. Click on the link below for the picture. For an added touch, turn up the volume, it's faint but you can hear the ghost talking sometimes in a low murmur. Remember to turn your volume up, or you may not hear anything.It may take a minute or so before you pick out the ghost so give it time...
Click on the link below to view the picture:
web page
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