This photo was taken in Georgetown. The cemetery in an undisclosed location, because of it's age. We cannot say which of the cemeteries it is. This investigation took place at night simply because we ran out of time and didn't want to bump it to another day. The caretakers were kind enough to leave the gate open and allow us in. During the investigation I kept feeling like I was being drawn to a certain location. I also felt I was being walked through. An abnormal sensation of a cold chill going through your body. The kind that chills the bones and almost stops the heart from beating. I remember getting angry at whatever was doing this and asked to be drawn to whatever the spirit wanted me to see. Well? I got my answer. Can you see him looking at this grave? The headstone has the names of a husband and wife. Was he looking at his and his wife's names or was this a relative looking for his brother or sister? The fourth photo is from the same spot the following day in daylight. I wanted to see if there would be anything that would cause that type of figure. I don't believe so, however, others have said that the tombstones behind the location could create an image. But, taking that into account, I cannot give it credit. There is no way, given the distance between the figure standing in the foregrounds and the tombstones in the background, that my flash would reach far enough back. A standard camera flash is only good for (pushing it) 15 feet of illumination. Those tombstones were measured at 80 feet beyond the point of the ghost's appearance.
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