is here (NOT for the faint-hearted, trust me on this)
It’s on Snopes, under Inboxer Rebellion, in the Hoaxes section, with the tagline “Tourist dies while being photographed in the Sundarbans”, if the link doesn’t work. I just typed in the address at a guess because the photograph is so damn freaky.
Can anybody tell me about the text on the page? What does it say?
The next page leads to other picture that this “Ghost” appears in, each one looking more photoshopped than the last. Completley fake, but ok, she is kinda creepy, in a white-asian-floating-spirit way.
The point is that it’s a hoax. Trick photographs aren’t hard to do. Indeed, these days, with Photoshop, they’re extremely easy. Relax. Nobody was killed in the fabrication of this urban legend.
Shame, in the ‘olden’ days it would take a little skill and work on double exposure photography to make such a picture, now photoshop takes the skill out of such things.
Dude, when I photoshop an Asian ghost hoax, it looks so real you can’t ever sleep again. Adult men and women are driven mad at the site of my photoshopped Asian ghost hoaxes. That’s why I swore never to show one off again.
WARNING! The following link is creepy as hell. Do not look at it if you are easily creeped out. (It’s the Brian Peppers link, for those who already have seen it.)
Whoa, what a babe. She’s got some Goth Morticia thing going on. Did they get her phone number? I bet her computer has an ectoplasm screen. Instead of a chill, I got a chuckle. Thanks, Kyla. PS: Her favorite cereal is Ghost Toasties.
Sorry, Kytheria! Getting your name mixed up with Kyla’s shows how my brain files names. Apparently it just matches the beginning and end of the name, and leaves the middle to fend for itself.