Ghosts appearing on TV screens when photographs are being taken
are not uncommon. Here is one such bizarre case:
"The photograph was taken by friends of a colleague, Grant Wilson,
in the living room of their house in Yeadon, North Leeds, England.
They were taking photos of their nickable gear for insurance
purposes. Grant tells me he was present when the photo was taken
and there was nothing on the screen as the TV was turned OFF, they
had the shock of their lives when the pictures came back from the
developers.
Grant assures me this is 100% genuine, although he expects nobody
to believe him. I'm not sure if I do, I'm a complete sceptic when
it comes to ghosts, the paranormal and all that sort of thing, but
I have got to say I am fascinated by this photo, and if it is a
fake, it's a very good one.
But how can we tell if it is a fake or not? the screen has the dull
grey look of a switched off TV but the reflections and glare from
the camera's flash only make it harder to tell if it's on or not. I
did wonder if someone had applied a little double exposure to the
print, but Grant tells me the face is on the negative as well, so
that must rule out any tom-foolery by the photo processing company.
So if it is a fake then the TV must be on, but is it?"
