Reptilian eyed lady on CNN

Okay, I was just watching a CNN news story about a cold case abduction, and this lady was being interviewed... and here is a close up of one of her eyes(both of her eyes were like this)...

Is this a case of the infamous reptilian eyes? Or perhaps she is wearing strange contacts or its a medical condition...what do you think ATS??? I am leaning more towards the medical anomaly...

Coloboma: Humans With "Cat Eyes"

The condition is called coloboma, and is a congenital defect of the eye. Essentially, coloboma is a gap in part of the structure of the eye. The gap can be large or small, but normally appears in the bottom part of the eye. It is caused when a fetus’s eyes do not develop properly during pregnancy.

It was just strange to see this on the news story today, and thought of ATS and wanted to share...

reply to post by shells4u


Lysergic Acid Dythalomide in the tiniest dose can have this effect.

I'm somewhere in between skeptical and open minded in regards to this subject.

I watched a weird one last night in which a news anchor started 'morphing' (for lack of a better word) on camera (looked odd and non-human, strange) and at the same time her producers starts yelling at her hysterically until the camera is diverted.

That one seemed too much of a coincidence to just dismiss.

ETA:



Can you fake this or what?

I have an old friend from school who had eyes like this. It's nothing reptilian about it. Just a defect. She was born that way. We called her Cat cause it looked like she had cat eyes. very sweet but frail gal.

Originally posted by randyvs
reply to post by shells4u

 

Lysergic Acid Dythalomide in the tiniest dose can have this effect.

edit on 10-8-2013 by randyvs because: (no reason given)

Pupils go uniformly larger.
Unless taken by a Reptillian cross, then just the slit will enlarge

I'm guessing it's a medical condition, rather than a high reptile.....,

reply to post by ObservingYou
The right side of my brain wants to say "yeah that lady is morphing" but...my left and practical side of my brain says..."No its a camara mal- function because you can clearly see that the focus goes off on just the left side even her clothes she is wearing is blurry as well".

Lysergic Acid Dythalomide in the tiniest dose can have this effect.

reply to post by randyvs


What is this?

I'm guessing it's a medical condition, rather than a high reptile.....,

reply to post by snowspirit


what is a high reptile?

Originally posted by randyvs
reply to post by shells4u

 

Lysergic Acid Dythalomide in the tiniest dose can have this effect.

edit on 10-8-2013 by randyvs because: (no reason given)

Nah, it dilates the eye nice and round, not cat eye oblong..

Studios use bright lights to properly illuminate their subject, this will often cause the black pupil to become white as it reflects the lights. Usually in the center of those lights is the cameraman, which will appear tall and black in the pupil reflection. With the proper angle this will often give the illusion of a vertically slitted pupil like that of a snake, when in reality it is just the studio reflections.

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reply to post by ObservingYou

That one seemed too much of a coincidence to just dismiss.

Woe that was weird ! Did you see how she started to look better for a few seconds. ?

Originally posted by ObservingYou
I'm somewhere in between skeptical and open minded in regards to this subject.

I watched a weird one last night in which a news anchor started 'morphing' (for lack of a better word) on camera (looked odd and non-human, strange) and at the same time her producers starts yelling at her hysterically until the camera is diverted.

That one seemed too much of a coincidence to just dismiss.

ETA:

Can you fake this or what?

edit on 10-8-2013 by ObservingYou because: (no reason given)

Video only last 1.8 now interesting

Originally posted by shells4u

Lysergic Acid Dythalomide in the tiniest dose can have this effect.

reply to post by randyvs

 

What is this?

Lysergic Acid Dythalomide

Or more popularly known as (can't say because of the censor filters), but it was a very common drug in the 1960's and 1970's that will give you hallucinations.

Originally posted by shells4u

Lysergic Acid Dythalomide in the tiniest dose can have this effect.

reply to post by randyvs

 

What is this?

Are you some sheltered child? It's '___'... Acid.

reply to post by eriktheawful


...okay gotcha...that would just dialate the whole pupil evenly round not elongated...

Are you some sheltered child? It's '___'... Acid.

reply to post by blindlyzack


No...I just never knew it by the clinical term...I didnt want to assume so thats why I asked...but thanks for the compliment...I am 50 years old and have not been called a child for a mighty long time...

reply to post by theRhenn


there is a child at my sons daycare with the same type of eye disorder, not sure if it effects him but I think it looks pretty cool....I'm sure it will be tough for him growing up...

Originally posted by ObservingYou
I'm somewhere in between skeptical and open minded in regards to this subject.

I watched a weird one last night in which a news anchor started 'morphing' (for lack of a better word) on camera (looked odd and non-human, strange) and at the same time her producers starts yelling at her hysterically until the camera is diverted.

That one seemed too much of a coincidence to just dismiss.

ETA:

Can you fake this or what?

edit on 10-8-2013 by ObservingYou because: (no reason given)

THis looks like distortion to me and nothing more.
Additionally please point out where the hysterical yelling is?

reptillian reporter on fox walks off and no studio cameras

Still image: this "defect" can be caused by studio lighting. Ever notice how these videos and images crop up online, and are almost always of news anchors? That's why.

Video from FOX: This isn't "morphing", it's video artifacting caused by a rubbish encode, and most likely at a fairly low bitrate. I could replicate this on demand with pretty much any video.

"Reptilian" evidence always falls into one of these two categories. Funny, that.