The social site "Reddit" recently posted a frightening photo, which, presumably, captured a demon who decided to visit the children's museum. The author of the unusual photo was a resident of the American city of Fort Worth in the state of Texas.
Twenty-year-old Kevin Brown came to the museum with his eight-year-old nephews. The twins scattered and began to play with the exhibits, while their uncle, to pass the time, took several photos using his smartphone.
At home, the young man showed the obtained photographs to his twenty-five-year-old sister Jane, with whose children he went to the museum. Suddenly, the girl noticed in one of the images a frightening dark figure resembling a man in rags.
Kevin says: “At first we thought it was some kind of homeless woman. But I swear I didn't see her there, even when I took this photo. Mostly parents with children come to the museum, it is unlikely that a homeless woman would be allowed there."
A mysterious picture haunted the American for a long time. Finally, Kevin came up with a head to lighten the image in a photo editor. To his amazement, he saw the terrible demonic grimace of the stranger.
The young man tried to hide the find from his sister, but she accidentally opened the edited photo on the computer and was horrified by the demon.
"It feels like this creature has a bare skull instead of a face," Jane says. The frightened mother vowed never to take her children to this museum again.
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It is also interesting that Kevin found some interesting information about this institution on the Internet. A former museum employee writes that inexplicable events take place in the building at night: CCTV cameras shoot some incomprehensible shadows, pieces of furniture and exhibits move by themselves in the halls, and one morning on the walls and ceiling in one of the rooms they found giant prints smeared with paint your palms.
Are these events related to a recently obtained photograph of the alleged demon? Kevin believes that, of course, it is connected, and therefore such a "museum" is definitely not suitable for children's leisure. It's more of a place for ghostbusters …
