Are these ghosts in the cemetery

My husband and daughter went on a ghost hunt in our local cemetery tonight and this is what they got... Are these orbs ghosts? They took many pictures and only a few had orbs in them. It was not windy and there were not any bugs.




This picture freaked me out. To think that this many souls could be wandering around and possibly following them throughout the cemetery is creepy. When my daughter started feeling really weird my husband would take a picture in that direction. Do they want to communicate? Why were they gathering as my husband and daughter were leaving?

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I would love to see the picks the picks...your links are not working....my daughter and her friends are out on a cemetery investigation tonight also.

Those are some good pics!

We took some good ones at Christ Church in Dublin.....need to find them and post.

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Wow! Great photos! I should try to find one that I took over my shoulder while out hunting. Very similar to yours!

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I am wondering if they should go back after midnight? Pretty cool though. I would be curious to know if your daughter and her friends got anything???

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You should post it here if you find it. I would like to see it.

Originally posted by MysteriousEyes1
there were not any bugs.

Can you author a thread sometime about your family's amazing ability to determine that there are no bugs in an outdoor area the size of a graveyard?

Trying too hard?

Please upload the higher-resolution originals so I can get a better sense of whether hubby is jerking your chain.

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Thank you for your response. Of course there are bugs outside at all times. But that many in an area? Wouldn't you have been swatting them left and right?

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Cemeteries are neutral grounds. The ones who are there (dead), are allowed to stay there, and only there. If they looked at you, they are more curious as to your intent than anything else.

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I had uploaded them right from my camera. It is a Nikon coolpix S6200.

Originally posted by jhill76
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Cemeteries are neutral grounds. The ones who are there (dead), are allowed to stay there, and only there. If they looked at you, they are more curious as to your intent than anything else.

That is how my husband felt when he saw the pictures when he got home. Why have they not moved on?

Originally posted by MysteriousEyes1

Originally posted by jhill76
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Cemeteries are neutral grounds. The ones who are there (dead), are allowed to stay there, and only there. If they looked at you, they are more curious as to your intent than anything else.

That is how my husband felt when he saw the pictures when he got home. Why have they not moved on?

They were allowed to stay there. There is a barrier in which they can not leave outside of. They pose no harm. If they do attempt, they are immediately sent away.

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They plan on spending the night if they can take it...if they get anything I will post!

Originally posted by jhill76

Originally posted by MysteriousEyes1

Originally posted by jhill76
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Cemeteries are neutral grounds. The ones who are there (dead), are allowed to stay there, and only there. If they looked at you, they are more curious as to your intent than anything else.

That is how my husband felt when he saw the pictures when he got home. Why have they not moved on?

They were allowed to stay there. There is a barrier in which they can not leave outside of. They pose no harm. If they do attempt, they are immediately sent away.

Why can't they move forward? I would hate to think of any of my family that has passed. Could be stuck to their place of burial.

I did some work on your photos, just for kicks, and this is what I got. I hope you like them.



I counted over 30 orbs in this one...



Pretty impressive I must say.

Originally posted by MysteriousEyes1

Originally posted by jhill76

Originally posted by MysteriousEyes1

Originally posted by jhill76
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Cemeteries are neutral grounds. The ones who are there (dead), are allowed to stay there, and only there. If they looked at you, they are more curious as to your intent than anything else.

That is how my husband felt when he saw the pictures when he got home. Why have they not moved on?

They were allowed to stay there. There is a barrier in which they can not leave outside of. They pose no harm. If they do attempt, they are immediately sent away.

Why can't they move forward? I would hate to think of any of my family that has passed. Could be stuck to their place of burial.

Each persons situation is different. Some have decided to stay and not leave. Most will stay until the end. It is a choice.

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Thank you. I didn't realize there were so many.

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Thank you for explaining that, it always confused me. I would want to go directly home. :]

Originally posted by MysteriousEyes1
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Thank you for explaining that, it always confused me. I would want to go directly home. :]

Some have just got so use to being here, they got complacent. But, once they decide to go home, they want to never come back here again.