no interview yet?

And if there is a “wright” out there that we can call on in our own lives.

Another question is about any future events that will cause concern for this world.

well, as anson’s discussion list entry noted, someone involved DID work in a photo lab — who knows what kinds of fun things that person had access to; special effects galore with time and motive.

Excellent question. I’ll note that down.

Keep them coming.

-Javier

I came across this story just recently about the Wright ghost and was truly amazed at the accuracy of the ghost writing particularly the timing between the questions and photo taking. Having said that, I remain somewhat skeptical of how the footage from the show Sightings was handled. Though the three individuals seem genuine enough, the lure of fortune and fame can blur the sight of logic.

My question: Can anybody snap a picture with just ANY type of camera, or does it have to be the owners of the residence?

I’ve read Joe Nickell’s take on this case and it makes sense to me.
It sounds like the most likely scenario was for them to have faked them.

What still makes me question both sides is that fact that when the skeptics recreated this, the letters in the photograph did not match the letters on the supposed ghost photos. The skeptics came up with a very “hard” looking effect, whereas the wright photos are more blended into the environment and pictures.

I really want to know how they did it if it was faked. When I last spoke with John, he had mentioned that it has now progressed to digital format. I would love for them to give me permission to enter the home and test this out on my camera.

Regardless, the messages behind this whole thing is very inspiring.

Let’s see what the interview brings…

-Javier

scroll down to the

“SPIRIT WRITING” PHOTOGRAPHS – EXPOSED!, by Anson Kennedy

section.

after reading that, my question would be which of the gentleman involved worked in a photo lab?

also, check this out.

Thanks for the support!

I will probably meet with john in a week or so for the interview.

-Javier