Lets jump forward a couple of days after their visit , to the publication of interesting photos to the armchair thrill seeker , all over social media, notably good ol' Facebook . A slight jump in hysteria via comments on these photos ensue and i get to hear about it . After a few moments of madness i make my thoughts known because even if i don't know as much as others i can clearly see these photos for what they are , a joke ! After a general discussion i contacted 3 separate people and asked their honest opinions and not surprisingly they agree with me . Now you would think there's more than enough suspect photos on the internet, newspapers etc, that you would roll your eyes and move on , but for the sheer fact that these photos were then used to promote this location and the team involved plus others promotions at the time , i felt the need to stay with it .
Considering the Paranormal Community has taken a nosedive via social media lately , isn't it important that , coming across rubbish like this , it needs to be aired for what it is ? That we learn from it too on what NOT to do during Paranormal Investigations ? How if you're gonna try to dupe the general public with stuff like this , you deserve to be exposed for the fakes you are ? How teaching newbies new to the field , that this is not the way forward in Paranormal Research ? Yes there are those that will produce photos , unsure of the content , but knowingly producing this rubbish ? It needs to stop !
