10 Most Disturbing "When You See It" Photos Online

 

These images can be found all over the internet:
seemingly regular photos, but then you notice something strange.

And when you see it -- whatever "it" is -- you can't un-see it again.

Ever.

Tonight we've collected the creepiest ones for you
to look at when you're alone at night.

Consider this a warning.

10.

9.

8.

7.

6.

(Why is she floating?)

5.

(He's supposed to be behind her... so why is he bigger?)

4.

(He seems to be wondering about them.)

3.

(The little girl saw her and cried.)

2.

(Seriously creepy!)

1.

(She's looking straight at you.)

The True Story Behind "The Exorcist"

The fictional movie "The Exorcist" was shown in the 1970s,
but is actually based on the true story of a possessed boy
in the 1940s.

Here's an account / reconstruction of what really happened.

(Note: If you can't see the video screen shots and/or you're
getting the message that "This video may be inappropriate,"
it simply means you have your Safety Mode turned On.

Unfortunately, YouTube requires that you change your
Safety Mode settings to Off in order to watch these videos.

So just choose "Off" for now, and just turn your Safety back
"On" later. )

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Is It Really Just An Imaginary Friend?

In many horror/suspense movies and stories, we'd often find among the characters a child who has an imaginary friend that later turns out to be "something else."

The thing about this is: This doesn't only happen in fiction.

Does your child -- or the child of someone you know -- simply have an imaginary friend?

Or should you start paying attention?

Here are some telltale signs...

School Ghost Story: The Man Downstairs

Photo by Bjearwicke

My kid's Catholic school is over 100 years old. There is a basement under the gym that's used for storage.

I was subbing once, and during recess one of the kick balls goes down the stairs.

A little girl was standing at the top of the stairs yelling, "Just throw it up to me."

I went over and asked who she was talking to, and she replied:

"That big man down the stairs."

I went down and there was nobody down there, and it was the only way in.

I asked some of the other kids if they have seen the man before, and they said, "Yes, but Sister told us not to talk to him."

I asked them to describe "Sister," and they described a nun.

There haven't been nuns at the school in 40 years.




From Tickld:
http://www.tickld.com/x/when-you-see-what-these-kids-said-youll-want-to-run-number-5-is-bone-chilling

Is It Really Just An Imaginary Friend?

Does your child simply have an imaginary friend?

Or could it be something more sinister that you need to do something about?

Here are four (4) differences between "harmless imaginary friends" and "possible harmful entities" that can help you decide:

 

If you feel that your child's "imaginary friend" may be something you need to be concerned about, seek the help of a counselor or a psychologist first to rule out other possibilities / diagnoses, and to create a plan of action for what you can do next.


- The SPRG Team