Photo Scares Man Straight

[PPI Brian]

Thought this video clip was worth sharing. A man with a serious substance abuse problem had his picture taken at a wedding anniversary and something strange showed up in the photo. Whether or not it is truly paranormal is open to speculation, but it frightened the man enough to deal with his substance abuse problem. Click the link below to watch the video:

http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/myfox/pages/Home/Detail;jsessionid=AED2ADB9E79DFE396E52B617BA2D2292?contentId=4787322&version=3&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=VSTY&pageId=1.1.1&sflg=1

[dwalters]

Wow...now that's pretty cool!

[Kristen]

I wish they had the photo somewhere to look at more closely.  It is a neat story though.

[PPI Karl]

Here's a screen capture from the video.  Hope this helps.

[dwalters]

What's very strange to me about this photo is the dog's or the demon's eyes. Most domesticated dogs, do not have yellow eyes. Eyes like these are only found on Wolves. What would a Wolf be doing at a wedding anniversary reception? This picture is extremely interesting to say the least.

[Kristen]

I was reading a post on a random blog about this, and one guy said it was clearly the leaves from the plant in the background creating the image.  I have a hard time seeing that as 1) the eyes are very promenant and symentrical to what would be on a dog/wolf's face. 2) you can actually see the nostrils on the nose, and again it is symetrical. 3) the coloring is also very symetrical. 3) it looks like his mouth is open, and even the coloring there is pretty realistic. This reminds me very much of the Egyption god Anubis with two-toned color.

I think the main striking point of the photo is the eyes.  And aren't most wolves grey to some extent?

[dwalters]

Here are some examples:
http://www.millerconcepts.com/wolves_mp.htm
http://www.ctrl-c.liu.se/ftp/images/animals/wolves/wolves-08.jpg
http://www.uwrf.edu/biology/electives_dir/wildlife_dir/Kara%20Nelson's%20plan/Management%20Plan%20-%20White-tailed%20Deer_files/GrayWolf_Wolves105-FaceCloseup.jpg
http://www.newfreedownloads.com/imgs/11886-w400.jpg
http://cinemazoo.com/catalog/images/Wolves.jpg

here's a beautiful illustration
http://vikingwolf.com/archives/450x340300wolves3faces1001.jpg

I am very familiar with "matrixing", and the person who said it's "clearly" the leaves that form this illusion is incorrect in my opinion.

[Kristen]

Such beautiful animals.  Even their eyes aren't as yellow as the ones in the wedding picture.