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These photos were sent by Jim Miller of millerj@sprint.ca.
Jim said, "I live in St. Catharines, Ontario Canada, which is just outside of Niagara Falls Canada. After corresponding with Jeff Rense of Sightings on the Radio host, he immediately suggested I contact you, as in his words, "they are the best"....(no pressure right?). I gave him the following information and pictures:
A few months ago, a woman I had been involved with awhile back was killed in a car accident as a result of a late winter storm. I was teaching her guitar a couple of years ago and we became involved, until she informed me that she was getting married shortly. She had mentioned to me at one time that she was seeing someone casually, however I never realized how "casual" it really was until that moment. Consequently, we decided not to carry on any longer. I think there was some unfinished business between us, as it was apparent whenever we would pass occasionally at work. I know it was hard for both of us, although we never spoke about it.
I started a few weeks ago taking pictures at night in our local cemetery just for some personal investigation as I have always been the curious type. By the way, this area is full of history....the major battles in the war of 1812 were fought right here. I came up with a great shot the first time out. It showed a white swirling in the picture resembling a white tornado. The photo lab thought it was flawed, so they didn't charge me for the print. I've included this one as well. I went back on the weekend and started taking shots at my friend's gravesite. The shots are as follows: 1.- in front... and 2.- in back. As I arrived at the gravesite I said "Hello Linda I'm here". (I'm not quite sure why) When I saw shots 1 and 2, I became quite upset, and in hindsight am quite surprised by that reaction. However if one tends to believe these things, as I think I am becoming more convinced, then seeing these red images might indicate to me a level of stress and anxiety as it would in real life.
Dave's Notes:
It is my understanding that color does not reflect emotional moods, but personal and individual choices of how to appear to us. I suspect she choose red so as to not be discarded because of the strangeness. I do not subscribe to the theory that color reflects the emotional level of spirits. I have found all colors being represented at times, such as red, green, blue, brown, black, tan and orange.
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