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Blood Cemetery
The mysterious eyeball on the video
<-Back During analysis of
our Blood cemetery investigation, a.k.a. Pine Hill cemetery, one of our
investigators came across this video frame (photo #1) toward the end of
the video. Thinking someone had been staring into the camera
during a flash he dismissed it.
During another iteration of analysis the investigator noticed that in an earlier part of the video a similar frame of an eye appeared - it is shown in photo#2. Thinking another investigator had been looking into the lens during a camera adjustment he examined the frame to verify his supicions. Certainly photo #2 is an eyeball, however one can see tombstones in the middle of the frame. Photo #1 Photo #1
is a video frame grabbed from the latter portion of the Blood
cemetery investigation. Notice the round, bright portions in the
frame. They look like the orbs caught in many still photographs.
 Photo #2 Photo #2 is
a frame grabbed from the video toward the beginning of the
investigation. Notice the tombstones you can see in the middle of
the iris. Also, look at the bright, round portions of the video
frame. Just like photo #1 they look like the orbs caught in many
still photographs.
 To view a clip of the investigation video of the eye above click here. Photo #3 and #4 Here is a
side by side vew of photo #1 and #2 (from the end, then the beginning
of investigation respectively) - listed here as photo #3 and #4.
Notice the similarities. As you scroll down the page we have
added some overlays to show a comparison of the various features of the
eyeballs.
  Photo #3 and #4 Irises Compared Here we have
drawn to elipses over the irises of each eyeball.
  Photo #3 and #4 Iris Overlay - Photo Removed Here is
what it looks like when the two colored overlay are overlayed again on
top of each other.
 Photo #3 and #4 Visible Ball Shape Compared Here are two
colored overlays of the shape of the eyeball itself.
  Photo #3 and #4 Visible Ball Shape Overlay - Photo Removed Here are the
two color overlays overlayed again on top of each other.
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