Elaine McMonagall, 31, from Hamilton, South Lancashire, Scotland, recently took Google Street View photos of her old apartment in Alexandria, near Loch Lomond.
When the woman looked at the picture, she was scared. From the window of her old apartment on the 2nd floor, a man with a frowning face was looking.
It does not look very much like a human face and may be the muzzle of a toy put on the windowsill by new residents. However, there is a photograph of the same building from a different angle, taken almost at the same time, and there, in the same window, no creepy face is visible.
So it's a ghost or a brownie after all?
At the sight of this frightening face, Elaine immediately remembered all the hell that happened in this apartment until she and her daughter moved out 5 years ago.
When they lived in that apartment, her daughter Hayley, then three years old, began telling stories about a little boy named Johnny, who loved to jump with her on her bed. But Elaine considered these typical stories about a fictional friend.
Then the light in the apartment began to turn on and off by itself, and Elaine's things suddenly disappeared from their usual places and appeared in other parts of the apartment. At the same time, she was sure that these things were not touched by her daughter Haley.
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There is no face in the picture from another angle.
Curiously, the photo turned out to be old, it was taken a year before Elaine and Hayley moved into this apartment. They had barely moved there when Elaine and Hayley's belongings began to move. So Hayley's toys were suddenly taken out of her bedroom, which the girl herself never did.
According to Elaine, something paranormal was present with her all her life and that as a child it seemed to her that someone invisible was standing nearby and breathing, and sometimes touches her hair.
Elaine McMonagall had two more children after her move to another apartment. Her 3-year-old son doesn't seem to see anything strange yet, but maybe at an older age he will also inherit this incomprehensible gift of attracting paranormal things to himself.