Happy Halloween!

Believe it or not, the three photographs above are actually photos of ghosts! These are one of the best photos I've seen of ghosts. If you look closely at them you can see the people in the photos are transparent. All three photos are clearly identifiable. You don't need the shapes outlined in pencil or pen to make out what they are. They are clearly people. Some ghost photos you look at and think to yourself is that really a ghost or is it just fog or mist or something else. You really have to use your imagination to figure out what the "ghost" is--like an inkblot test. Not these three. You know what the three above photos are. And they are not definitely NOT orbs which are usually dust or someone's camera strap. As far as I know these are authentic photos.

The photo on the left was taken by Tony O'Rahilly, a local resident of Wem Town Hall in Shropshire, England, was one of those onlookers and took photos of the spectacle with a 200mm telephoto lens from across the street.

The photo in the middle was taken during an investigation of Bachelor's Grove cemetery near Chicago by the Ghost Research Society (GRS).

The photo on the right was taken by a woman named Mrs. Andrews, She was visiting the grave of her daughter in a cemetery in Queensland, Australia in 1946 or 1947.

To see more ghost photos go to the GRS's web site.

Evidently there are three types of ghosts:

1. The sad kind, the whispy kind. They seem to be working out some unfinished earthly business.
2. The malicious and deceptive spirits--and since they are deceptive, they hardly ever appear malicious. They are the ones conjured up.
3. The bright happy spirits of dead friends and family, especially spouses, who appear unbidden, at God's will, not ours, with messages of hope and love.