This video brought back an event that happened in my own life. When I was a teenager a childs handprint appeared on the wall in my parents bedroom . There had been no children in the room in months . My mother tried in vain to wash the print off of the wall but she could not. My parents had planned on painting the room in a few weeks so decided that they would cover it when they painted. My father painted over the handprint and it disappeared…only to return back through the paint as clear as ever . He tried to cover the print with paint 3 more times and each time the handprint reappeared. It was still as clear as ever when we moved from the house several years latter.
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that is nice but everything go bad.i belive that live is not eays plese follow me in turkey …
and today?
ChefFlick
5 months ago
She was positively found to be fraudulent, It was a scam for money. It didn’t baffle any “experts” for any period of time. It fooled tourists for a period of time sure. But once “experts” came into the picture it was obviously modern day paint and acid. If you wonder why I put experts in quotes is because the video said “experts” came in and studied the paintings. What kind of experts they did not say. It could easily be experts at being naive and gullible. which seems to be the case
synsei1
5 months ago The mayor of that place took samples of the cement and analysis showed these images have been made first with paint, then with acid.
No mystery, the old lady was a fraud hoping for some money.
Oh well, a mystery remains : why people believe in spooky retarded things and care so much about it that they lie ?
Parismustdie
10 months ago
its thought to be false… they found acidic residues on the floor. hoax was for financial gain
littledebbiecupcake
11 months ago
“Skeptics have performed extensive tests on the faces and maintain they have demonstrated that fakery has been involved”- Tort, César (1995). “Bélmez Faces Turned Out to Be Suspiciously Picture-like Images”. Skeptical Inquirer 19 (2) (Mar/Apr): 4.
Sunmasta
1 year ago
They never found brush bristles and they did find remains. It was concluded as a hoax when the house owner died. They found common elements used in paint in the tiles, that’s why they call it fake. If there were brush bristles they would not have taken over 10 years to resolve it.
foley50
1 year ago
Your statement is correct, Wiki is indeed a pile of shite, but I may have to add that this has been proven as a hoax. A compund that is maufactured in Kraut land, ahem, sorry Germany, which is used to clean up Concrete was found painted into the images on the floor. I have used the stuff myself (It is really dangerous to the skin) and it is amazing what it does, it almost ‘scars’ the surface.