The Amityville Horror Photographs with Kenny Biddle

In this episode, we take a closer look at the only two pieces of physical evidence to come out of the Amityville Horror investigation, which took place on March 6, 1976. Two photographs; one said to be the appearance of a saint, the other is claimed to be the ghost of nine-year-old John DeFeo. We'll break down these photos, look at the available information, and even do some comparisons of our own.

[@freshpaint7659]

The little boy photo is Paul Bartz who accompanied the Warren's the night of the seance. He basically admitted it a years ago.

[@TG-fq6vy]

Exactly

[@BreeL1998]

Why does he look like a child and was he a midget lol

[@brendalewis5562]

Your insight into these photos are excellent and you really don't leave any stone unturned. I enjoyed the information that you presented. Thanks.

[@Legendkiller6945]

Every time I hear Paul Bartz name I automatically think, Paul Bartz mall cop

[@pat19601406]

The Amityville Boy , If you look closely , the eyes do not light up , it is a reflection of light on glasses that the person is wearing .

[@michaelblaine6494]

I never noticed the glasses before but I can clearly see them now

[@lucienlachance6985]

The amityville boy, if you look closely you can actually see that it resembles exactly the boy that died, and not a grown ass adult with glasses

[@BreeL1998]

Whatever it is, it's weird

[@tomflock9916]

Padre Pio in the antlers? Pfft, ridiculous. Any rationally minded person can clearly see she was actually visited by Abe Lincoln.

[@tamiami34]

I remember Ripley's once showed Honest Abe's silhouette in a potato! Believe it or Don't, lol!

[@AMysteryGhost]

Nah bro that’s clearly, CLEARLY Obama

[@feyrie]

How about the Jesus in my bag of Cheetos??

[@moodypet8837]

LOL

[@BrianBattles]

In the early 1980s I was friends with the people who bought that house (Barbara & Jim Cromarty, who also owned Islip Speedway and Riverhead Raceway) and we all knew it was just a dumb hoax.

[@ronnierowe1312]

No it was one hundred percent true!

[@BrianBattles]

@@ronnierowe1312 😄😁

[@durden2480]

@@ronnierowe1312 he means the ghost stuff is. The murders were

[@fletchlivesdaily348]

So did they have any problem living in a house with multiple murders....

[@BrianBattles]

@@fletchlivesdaily348 Nope. Why would they?

[@basiliskos119]

According to George Lutz, the “Ghostie Boy” photograph wasn’t discovered until a few years later, when he was choosing pictures for an Amityville picture book he was planning to put together, and his assistant, who was pregnant at the time, was helping him. It was because she felt the baby moving every time she picked up that particular photo, that they got intrigued and decided to take a closer look, finding then the strange figure peeking out of the door. So according to this, the Warrens sent Lutz all the photographic material taken that night, March 6th, 1976, but never noticed anything out of the ordinary. It’s actually a cool story, but fictional. It’s hard to believe no one noticed something like that from the beginning, when the pictures were being processed.

[@soso8824]

The fact that the baby jumped inside of the mother's womb everytime she looked at the ghost boy photo says a lot to me. I believe that it's little John DeFeo, the youngest DeFeo child....hopefully he accepted that he was dead in this world and peacefully went on to heaven.

[@whitneymcintosh8991]

People actually thought there was an apparition on that mooses head lol!! Oh my, that's comical!

[@moodypet8837]

Stupid right?

[@randymorgan7133]

All the same Entire family was murdered there...Very creepy

[@merrylynnmattay7334]

I love intelligent debunking videos; thank you! About the glowing eyes: when my daughter was young [and couldn’t figure out how to time her face for photos (open your eyes… now; smile… now)] her body’s version of red-eye was golden-eye. We now have a lovely collection of family pics featuring 3 wide-eyed kids and one beautiful golden-eyed girl. Good times. Just another theory although your nickel pictures are most compelling. Seriously, who would have thought that would work?! Your wife is one smart lady!

[@karenhancock4046]

If I’d bought that house I wouldn’t have said it was haunted it knocks down the resale. But why did people buy it remodel then sell at a loss? I have heard a few times at least one family who owned it later did say they had strange things happen in the house but they kept it quiet until it was sold. I don’t think we will ever know the truth. To many lies have been told on both sides.

[@spiralrose]

What’s your source for the family saying stuff weird stuff happened? I’m not arguing with you, I just wanna read it

[@EYExINxTHExLENS]

The murders of the DeFeo family is more fascinating than the hoax. The overkill on Dawn, the bodies all found in the same positions, idk just weird.

[@sgerbic]

That's really important insight, that they claim these things happen but didn't bother to take a photo or video of it, and that they had access to video and camera. Wouldn't that be one of the first things they would think to do after getting over the shock of their toilet turning black, the door and banister being ripped out. Maybe they wouldn't have thought to have grabbed the camera while it was happening, but at least afterwards.

[@I.KUchiha]

It’s all bs

[@patrickbateman2481]

Bruh what that's not important

[@spiralrose]

This was back before recording your experiences became second-nature due to camera phones. Shoot, this was before small, hand-held video recorders. After cell phones became a normal part of life, people started recording and snapping pictures constantly. That’s why most people think that that’s what they would have done back then But when you take them to consideration the times, the lack of photographic evidence makes sense

[@ManekiSushiGames]

Love this. The nickel effect is absolutely horrifying! I did a little bit of study into the history of photo manipulation as a kid because I always loved the creepy photos that people would use to claim a haunting (double exposures, faulty film, etc.), and I may have an even simpler explanation for the eye effect for you. What I learned was that before we had photoshop, manipulations were sometimes just painted directly onto a print using oil paints, then the manipulated print was photocopied or photographed a second time (so that the manipulation was absolutely within the "original" copy sent out). This could very well just be two tiny dollops of white paint applied with a fine brush and magnifying glass, such as one many people have attached to their workbench lamps.

[@BrandonDoner]

You mean he put nickels in his eyes!? Lol

[@stormybear4986]

I don't believe Ronnie killed all of them, the version of the story that makes the most sense is one where Dawn and her boyfriend killed the parents then Dawn Killed the kids to eliminate the witnesses. When Ronnie found out what Dawn had done, he killed her. So I believe Ronnie only killed Dawn and he spent the rest of his life in prison unjustly convicted until his death in March of 2021. Dawn was kind of a miscreant who had been trying to get friends and boyfriends to kill her dad so she couild run away to Florida. I think she finally succeeded but Ronnie stopped her from achieving her ultimate goal. Ithink this story is the only one ultimately with the ring of truth.

[@feyrie]

you say she tried to get her bf and stuff to kill the dad? I’m definitely going to deep dive this, how horrible it’ll be if Ronnie was actually innocent this whole time.

[@stormybear4986]

@@feyrie I agree. It was a travesty. a true miscarriage of justice.

[@soso8824]

​@@feyrieI've read Gerard Sullivan's book High Hopes. I've read Ric Osuna's The Night The DeFeos Died. I've watched Shattered Hopes which has interviews with those who knew the DeFeos. Months before the murders Dawn faked her own kidnapping to extort money to go to Florida ...it didn't work out as planned. According to the autopsy reports Dawn died at a significant amount of time after the others had died. The other bodies were in full rigor mortis whereas Dawn's body, upon discovery, was only in partial rigor mortis

[@soso8824]

​@@feyrieAlso.....Dawn had gunshot powder residue on the front of her nightgown.....causing some experts to believe that she may have fired a weapon that night. And if you look at Dawn's death photo with her in the bed. No blood splatter on the headboard, nor around the blanket around her neck....yet it was concurred that she was shot dead, in the head, while in bed. No f.....g way. I never believed the official story and I never will.

[@RightsForZombies]

A much simpler explanation for Dawn’s body being in an earlier stage of rigor is that she was attacked last and Ronnie thought she was dead, but she wasn’t, leading her to die slowly without him realising. It’s pretty common for people to mistakenly leave unresponsive victims alive, only for them to slowly die later from their injuries. It’s a sad case, and doesn’t need the sensationalism of ghost stories.

[@thomasherzog86]

Finally someone giving Kenny more publicity

[@tracycraft2971]

I do believe in haunted houses because I lived in one for 11 years! Not sure if I believe in the Amityville horror. So many weird goings on behind the book deal. But one of Kathy’s sons said in a series of documentaries made about the true story behind the house, that George was involved in some pretty dark things like owning books on satanism. The documentary is really good and gives a lot of info! Easy to find on KZbin.

[@angelripper_420]

I lived in a haunted house also, ghost's are real 💯

[@daemon9737]

You should invite Kenny to your house for an investigation. I would love to see ghost hunters and Kenny investigate the same house and compare results.

[@141runn]

@@spiralrose what difference would it make? george and kathy lutz took one and passed with flying colors and still no one believes the hallucinations they witnessed.

[@TheLampsLight1]

@@angelripper_420Yeshua (Jesus) confirms that there are ghosts. Luke 24:39 Look at my hands and my feet. It is I myself! Touch me and see; a ghost does not have flesh and bones, as you see I have.

[@RightsForZombies]

@@141runn Lie detectors aren’t reliable. They don’t even detect lies so it’s a misnomer anyway. If a person is calm it’s going to return a false positive and being agitated for any reason can give a false negative. They’re an investigative tool used to induce psychological pressure, not a scientific metric to measure deception. For readings to have any meaning whatsoever you have to do it under very specific and controlled settings, and even then, frankly, they’re pseudoscientific BS.

[@Spartan_Comet]

Very good video. First time watcher. I appreciate all the work and investigating you put into this. I do have a question for you - what paranormal case / evidence has stumped you the most? I know you probably don’t believe any are paranormal but which one(s) is most difficult for you to debunk? And do you have a video about it/them? Thanks again

[@Gertiemarie50]

I've experienced things in my life several times. Thank God they have stopped. It has always been my gut feeling the Lutz' story was malarkey.

[@BmaGrl]

The pattern on the plaid shirts are completely different. The two photos that you took for comparison did not change the colours sufficiently to account for the differences in the two shirts worn by the people in these photos. The noses on the two people are also different. And, the adult Paul Barts would have to be on his knees to be at the height of the person in the doorway. BUT, there are reports that the photographer's young son was on the premises the night this photo was taken, & I think that it is much more likely that it was actually a photograph of the photographer's son, & a much simpler explanation - Ascham's Razor.

[@MoogMoog]

i mean, if an adult wanted to pretend to be a lil ghost boy they could just get on their knees? why is that unlikely? it's super easy? Also the photo quality is so crappy, i'm not sure you can truely accurately analyze the pattern and facial features. Maybe it's a non-ghost kid roaming around, true, but an adult kneeling isn't any less probable imo

[@sgerbic]

Kenny that was TERRIFIC - what an amazing job you do to follow every lead and figure out every possibility

[@StefRosaWoods]

I don't think we can ignore the moose in the room.

[@cforn]

So glad I found this channel. CFI FTW!!

[@kimberlyelliott9307]

Also…did Paul bartz ever wear glasses during that night? Because “the boy” in the picture has glasses on you can see the rims and the white is the camera flash in the lenses….just saying

[@davidohara7669]

No shortage of scams in this world....or the next?

[@2036livy]

If it was nickels, then this goes to whole new level. Instead if innocent capture of Paul just peeking then this gets into intentional fraud?

[@stevedamien638]

There is a real documentary about it, You guys watch it KZbin "Shattered Hopes: The True Story Its on five parts The real deal Ghostless,,

[@shelleysykes5317]

I second this recommendation! That is the BEST documentary on the murders, and then the hoax, that I have ever seen!

[@cynthianovoselsky3511]

Ghost Boy is a flash reflecting off of someone who is wearing glasses ❤that guy's I enjoy listening to your podcast ❤

[@kimberlycarrillo4500]

That really does look like Padre Pio. This is a perfect example of pareidolia.

[@markportwood4045]

A great insightful video, I’ve always thought it’s someone crouched down wearing glasses and still do, one can see the frames. I didn’t know about Paul Bartz though and I am convinced it is him after the plaid shirt details. And agreed, The Amytiville Horror is a terribly written and tedious book. Cheers

[@mrfugazi6713]

Kenny, I’ve been spiritual since my childhood and I’m 60 years old now buddy, I was about 9 years old, I woke up in the early hours of the morning and sitting on the bottom of my bed was a old man that I’d never seen before in my life, I told my dad in the morning about what I saw, he asked me to describe him and when I did he instantly said that’s my father Steve your grandfather, a couple of years later I went to stay with my grandmother and on her fireplace was a photo of a old man sitting in the back garden with a black dog, I said grandma who is this man in the photo and she said it’s my husband your grandfather and believe it or not it was the same man dressed in exactly the same clothes that sitting on the bottom of my bed two years earlier, he passed away when I was just 2 or 3 years old from cancer, that’s the only full spirit I’ve ever seen but I have seen other things and I’ve heard and sensed many spirits over the years, I didn’t ask for it and to be totally honest with you I wish I never had whatever it is I have, so spiritual activity is very real although I don’t believe a lot of stuff I see on KZbin like ghost adventures and other paranormal programs if I’m totally honest with you but believe me they are very real buddy. A very fascinating video this is buddy thanks for posting it on KZbin I’ve just subscribed to your podcast buddy.

[@adelerodriguez2432]

Were you frightened when you saw your grandfather?

[@MulToyVerse]

The footage of the Lutz family in their home waa actually filmed for the series, "In Search Of", hosted by Leonard Nimoy. It was of them being together in their new home in California, not at the house in Amityville. It was filmed during their interview for that episode.

[@DMOrtmann]

Love this video and your vibe (fellow Jersey boy here). Excellent “you at stairs” comparison photo to demonstrate the differences between film types and contrasts. I’ve quite a few thoughts on that house and TAH tale - some even conflicting, but your study of these two photos is epic good work and hilarious. The Moose’s Ear? I almost fell of my desk! Definitely following you. Thanks and cheers.

[@BreeL1998]

They didn't bother taking photos because they were only in the house for literally just 28 days still settling in

[@dennmod24]

the sewing room is Not next to missy/allison's room, that was marc and john defeo's room. the sewing room is actually behind the picture first door on 2nd floor.

[@staffanstromberg898]

And nobody noticed the apparition of Captain Haddock on the furthest right antler point!?

[@davidclark6704]

That is a G.I. Joe head that the previous owner stuck on the tip of the antler.

[@BmaGrl]

The pattern on the plaid shirts are completely different. The two photos that you took for comparison did not change the colours sufficiently to account for the differences in the two shirts worn by the people in these photos. The noses on the two people are also different. And, the adult Paul Barts would have to be on his knees to be at the height of the person in the doorway. BUT, there are reports that the photographer, Bene Campbell, had his young son on the premises the night this photo was taken, & I think that it is much more likely that it was actually a photograph of the Gene Campbell's son, & a much simpler explanation - Ascham's Razor.

[@PAULOBASS77]

Hi Kenny! Great analysis. Through a lot of research and my curiosity about the supposed demonic boy in the photograph, KZbin recommended this video. And through his analysis, and through a lot of research, I managed to understand, and had the same perception as you, about photography. I did several different analyzes and realized that it was supposed to be Paul Bartz, from the shirt, the hairstyle, the young shape of his face. And about the shine in the eyes, it could have been the reflection of the photograph reflecting in the back of the eyes, as if it were a mirror, just like what happens to some people when they are photographed, I think. What's more, he didn't wear glasses during the entire investigation.

[@danielhendriksen9232]

He says " don't worry I'm gonna re-hash the whole story " then he re-hashes the whole story.

[@enchanted376]

The picture with the "ghost boy" i do not believe for one second that its a ghost. It truly looks like paul and when people saw it and said oh i think its a ghost and they all went with it knowing would fame it could bring. His statement alone gives a clue to it maybe being him. On another note the "ghost boy" at further inspection looks like he is wearing glasses and the time the camera flashed which gave the ghostly eye appearance to the photo. Imo.

[@ReactionBandit87]

Mike Brigante Louise Defeo's father bought the house for his daughter and her family...Ron Defeo didn't purchase the house. But great 👍🏻 video though thanks.

[@basiliskos119]

Michael Brigante

[@ReactionBandit87]

@@basiliskos119 yes thank you for the correction 🙏🏼

[@Mithras444]

Regardless if it was haunted or not, still an entire family was murdered there, and I would NOT want to live in a house with that tragedy! I couldnt sleep there! I do have dreams in some places about spirits that are true. I dreamed about the previous owner of my home, and he wanted me to contact his son, told me where to find him and his name, it was about mail and a lost investment. So I did and he was there and I mailed him the information about a stock investment that was being mailed to my house. Anyway, spirits do speak to us SOMETIMES! This is the most significant time this has happened to me.

[@moogman5]

It's definitely BARTZ in that picture...LMAO!

[@darcylkc]

I thought the picture of the boy by the stairs had been debunked years ago when one of the news people there admitted it was her son, she brought him along (maybe because of no babysitter? I can’t remember the reason).

[@jeffreykoehn5003]

Great work as usual, Kenny!

[@bobgreen1236]

The REAL Amityville mystery......where's the rest of that moose?

[@feyrie]

👏👏👏FACTS, the REAL question here

[@yossarian6799]

If you're in the dark, your pupils dilate to their maximum. Any flash of light would reflect off your retinae and could produce such a glowing effect. "Red eyes" is caused by the same effect.

[@kimberlyelliott9307]

Don’t forget the doll head on the end of the antler…looks like a gi joe doll head with a beard…they tried to say that was Ronnie defeo”appearing “……

[@adamsvellore]

Thanks for the interesting video but as a fellow skeptic, I would say that the coin IR reproduction attempt should have been enacted from a similar position (kneeling down) & setting as in the original picture. I wonder why you chose the basement for this instead of being at the end of the hall as in your previous picture (shirt IR reproduction attempt)? The basement looks cool btw ;-)

[@KDAdventures97]

Accroding to the original reports, they were working in almost total darkenss. I could only achieve similar lighting conditions is the basement without disturbing the rest of my family (who were working on their own projects).

[@EvilleParanormal]

It doesn’t, to me, sound like Paul was suggesting that it was him in the photo. It does sound to me like he questions it enough to not want to go on record saying it was either option.

[@VeeeeeryDisturbing]

8:54… look directly next to the picture, between the horn protrusions. There’s a face there, and it matches the picture pretty well.

[@Spartan_Comet]

Wow you’re right. Maybe we’re just anomaly hunting though

[@veronicawood8295]

What do you think he's been talking about...??!

[@feyrie]

It’s the same as that weird phase in early 2000s where people kept finding Jesus shaped things in their bag of chips

[@paulpage9651]

Its glasses I can see part of frame around left eye,reason it doesn't show up better is the film and distance of camara plus he's almost hidden by railing so focus was out,that's my thought.

[@M60gunner1971]

On the tip of one antler, you can see the head of Jeff Lynne from ELO.

[@yossarian6799]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jimroberts3268]

Was the house moved from it's original place as it could be something to do with it because what I thought was strange was that nobody heard the gun shots and that they were all faced down as the police said there was no signs of struggle there's a lot to this story that will remain unknown i'am not say paranormal but strange so many lie's have told by Ronnie and others for the film and book it's hard to say what's true or not i'am open minded about ghost as it's something that's gone on for hundreds of years so that makes me think that there might be something about it but I think everyone should be open minded as think that's the way to find out if they done exist or not I will be honest with you but me and my partner had a big fall out and she started to cry and I heard her mum call her name which took us by surprise as she had been dead for six years even now thinking about it ,it still get to me and that's no lie. When that happens to you it change's you from a none believer to a believe as I use to be a big none believer .

[@jaceymartin4739]

I believe Lutz had a severe case of sleep paralysis and head explosion syndrome; a sleep disorder.

[@k1dn1ce76]

You can clearly see the frames of the said glasses being worn by the 'boy' in the picture.

[@suzannestephen6177]

It looks like glasses are hanging off the bottom of his jacket

[@thomasherzog86]

The nickles dont need to be reflective, but warm. IR light makes heat visible and metal is great at conducting heat. if you keep the money in your pocket, it takes up your body heat.

[@siobhancosgrove7277]

The upload VERY good, I DO believe that murder victims can haunt the place where they died but As for The Warrens…No words for the couple. But what the guy said about Saint Padre Pio was hurtful to people who LOVE Saint Pio.

[@BreeL1998]

Not true, their souls are at rest in the after life... That is new age BS belief

[@marshakirby9978]

Definitely a thumbs up. Thank you, looking forward to more.

[@kimberlycarrillo4500]

Not scary? That book scared the willies out of me. It's fiction, but still scared me.

[@frankpittarese5681]

Exactly. I think, to a degree, you had to be there at the time. This book was a BIG deal. I read it when it came out, and I was something like 11 or 12 years old. Hoax or not, it terrified me for years. To dismiss it as a "bad book" is, to me, nonsense. Bad non-fiction? Perhaps (although the Lutz's themselves said that Jay Anson added things that weren't true). A bad book? A bad story? Nope. It's one thing to "expose" whatever one thinks is a hoax, it's something else entirely to crap on this book-a best-seller at the time-which still holds up as a ghost story. As a novel, it's completely effective and totally scary.

[@yossarian6799]

@@frankpittarese5681 I _was_ there at the time. I read the book in 1978 at the age of 11. The book succeeded in frightening readers, but it did so in a very sloppy manner, at least from a writing perspective. Better written, the book would have been absolutely terrifying. And that weakass movie... smh.

[@KeplersDream]

The coins in the eyes is really convincing and probably is how it was achieved. However, there is another potential explanation which springs to mind. The figure in the picture is clearly not wearing glasses and maybe Bartz didn't either, but do we know whether he wore contact lenses? Might the relatively primitive materials that contacts would have been made from back in the 70s produce a retroreflective kind of flash effect to a camera, particularly one loaded with IR film?

[@Bill_Garthright]

Good idea! Contacts back then were... well, I don't know if they were actually glass, but they were hard, nothing like the flimsy contacts we wear today.

[@mikemc5221]

It's called camera red eye from a flash.

[@betsyross1621]

It is not clear the boy is not wearing glasses. I see glasses.

[@Madmok128]

I don’t know much about this case except about the murders but I promise you you will not believe in the supernatural/paranormal activity /poltergeist or demonic entities until you go through this kind of shit yourself. I dealt w this shit for 2 1/2 to 3 years and very few times maybe was I able to get my iPhone recording in time to capture an experience

[@keithmiller8579]

Padre Pio's wounds were the stigmata, not chemical burns. He was investigated by doctors etc for years.

[@lds2484]

Why, if you assume the whole thing is a hoax, do you think that they honestly would have set up a camera on a timer and that this dude might have been crouched awkwardly in a doorway for like 15 minutes instead of just cutting to the simplest explanation which is that he crouched down, they took a picture, and then went downstairs and had a good laugh over a beer or whatever.

[@jeffallen3598]

Remember, these days they put anti-reflective coatings on glasses where they didn’t back then. So it’s possible he did have glasses.. You may not really see it because the infrared photo changes the color. So black colors can come out white, etc.. So the “missing bridge” could be that it just blends in with the color of his face. But the coins in the eyes is really compelling too.

[@CC72460]

Ghost kid looks nothing like the guy you are comparing to in the flannel shirt

[@BX138]

$80,000 in 1975 is about $350,000 in today's money

[@kojack1129]

Like your work thanks enjoyed this

[@patricklee6066]

In any case,the ghost boy pic is very eerie!

[@skrudrvr]

The photo probably is Bart. Looks like him. However I think your IR theory is incorrect. Skin glows white when lit with a flash or sunlight on B&W IR. A flash would also explain the glowing eyes. I shot a lot of B&W IR film in the 80s. But Bart may not have known what he was doing and didn't use a dark red filter which is required to get much effect/difference at all.

[@DidYouReadEULA]

Houdini would be proud, great job.

[@Saitaina]

Yeah, at most I see a dude kneeling in prayer, not the good Padre. ETA: And now I am forced to ask, is the wig haunted or the head?! Because it's CLEARLY cursed having that expires forever.

[@darcylkc]

Also, in an interview one of the Lutz boys said George was into the occult, had satanic books, did spell casting and George summoned something. That was why it happened to the Lutz’s and no one else has had problems. I believe it was George’s fault, if something truly did happen.

[@victoriakresge8765]

It looks like a person in glasses to me.

[@guysebastian9072]

Our house was haunted and we heard a pig in the basement.our dog was even scared?

[@JOE.kaizer.kaiden]

That is clearly a real kid in that picture you can tell that its not the boy in the picture that lived there

[@malic_zarith]

Why does every ghost photo have to look so grainy? We have such amazing cameras now, yet the supposed evidence always looks terrible. Either that or it looks so fake it's funny. I get that photos looked bad back during this period, but they still look that bad even today half the time.

[@jamesmccluskeycolors]

Have you ever thought of reaching out to the grandson of this couple to do an interview?

[@Flagrum3]

The ghost boy picture I debunked years ago. People have actually deleted my comments from their videos lol. Its the same guy seen in the first pic standing at the door with the radio cassette in hand. In other shots taken that day he is seen with a pair of glasses on or in his shirt pocket, hence the glare from the camera appearing to be two glowing eyes. The plaid shirt are the same and his hair is angled at front same as ghost boy. The camera used in the ghost boy pic was taking pics every couple of minutes or so, as explained by George Lutz himself in an interview.

[@spiralrose]

It was debunked by someone else long before you started saying it wasn’t real. You’re passing on the knowledge, you are not the one who figured it out though. Not cool to take credit for other peoples work.

[@Flagrum3]

@@spiralrose BS. How tf would you know? Dumbass. I figured it out years ago without ANY knowledge from anyone else, I'm talking almost 2 decades. In fact some had questioned the ghost boy but no one to my knowledge ever really researched if that could have been someone who was there during the investigation. I came across a video one day where it was narrated by Mr. Lutz, this video had one very clear picture of the 'ghost boy', clear enough I could see the plaid short, but more importantly the glasses on the face reflecting the flash from the camera, giving the glowing eyes look. Further investigation of the video with its still shots, I noticed the one guy wearing a plaid shirt, his hair style and that he actually had glasses, and bingo. Actually most of my comments were deleted by several video uploaders, which I find quite funny. Others have most likely taken my work and taken credit for it.

[@K9-Crazy]

Could it be they way glasses were manufactured in 1976 compared to today? Today lots of anti scratch anti glare and such. I remember how heavy they were back then. Just a thought.

[@sallyhalverson852]

The boy is an adult wearing glasses, that’s where the white eyes come from, the glare on the lens. You can see the faint outline of the glasses frames

[@bobingalls4643]

That is not a ghost in the pic. That innocent boy is heaven. What you are seeing is demon. If you look closely at the photo, it may resemble a human but is distorted with ugly, unnatural texture to the face not to mention the eyes don't even resemble that of a human. That is a demon, not the ghost of the boy.

[@davetheforevervenom]

You had me on this one until this guy wants to fake a pic so bad he put nickels in his eyes

[@frankpittarese5681]

It really is an incredible reach. That house was full of people, but sure, there's some dude, kneeling on the floor with nickels in his eyes, posing for the perfect spooky shot and hoping nobody notices. Oof! This guy should say "it's a reflection" instead of bending into a pretzel to make his theory stick. I'm not even saying it's real. It might be the very dude accused of posing for the pic. But maybe it was just an accidental shot. Also, EVERYBODY had that haircut in the late 70s, so saying "Look! The hairstyles match!" is another reach.

[@staciesherman2750]

Wow for a house not haunted and having no activity, it sure changed hands quite often,

[@adelerodriguez2432]

People don't stay in one place like they used to. Maybe people in that house got tired of the publicity. My old house was sold in 1991 and has changed hands many times. My parents bought it in 1952.

[@yossarian6799]

I wouldn't call three or four owners in 50 years "changing hands quite often". My friends are astounded that my parents are in the same house they bought in 1966.

[@franktt736]

Ha you said exactly what I was saying. Why no pictures? If this crazy stuffed happened I would have been snapping away!

[@Gertiemarie50]

Your glasses have anti glare. They didnt use the advanced tech we have in glasses. I see the wire rims. That was the first thing i noticed.

[@seandelorm1333]

Kenny has multiple things incorrect. I don't know if he's being disingenuous or is just misinformed

[@mr.ralflive6653]

Can you make a video of the Olympus Vn77

[@SIXPACK110]

the second moose's ear looks like JAWS

[@aaronmccracken7351]

On the moose head he added for comparison, I see a shark on the ear. It's Saint Jaws!

[@Adrian-ju7cm]

If you think these photos are bad look at Hans Holzer photos

[@sodiumlights]

Bart on his knees. Hair parted the same, same nose, case closed. They were probably checking to see if the doors were all in the camera frame/getting the composure right.

[@guysebastian9072]

The boy is much is much older than the family pictures.

[@spiralrose]

I suspect Lorraine Warren had a kind of epilepsy that creates hallucinations, including aural and scent-based hallucinations.

[@bakenumber4]

Ed and Lorraine were good people who've helped more people than they get credit for, especially Ed. Also, it's not very nice to talk ill of the dead, nor laugh at them so plz stop it.

[@mack7329]

Good people? Really? You obviously aren’t aware of the allegations of them holding a 15 year old girl in their home sexually abusing her, and Ed getting her pregnant.

[@guysebastian9072]

My family was in a haunted house There ghosts. My dad saw one.my sister saw one coming down the stairs.my other sister saw one. We were so scared we moved Florida! We still to this day we talk about it even if it was over 50 years ago. Hauntings mostly happens to Catholic's it seems

[@adelerodriguez2432]

I'm not sure about Catholics being the subjects of hauntings. There are many Catholics so it might seem that way.

[@mikeveis6393]

Ghosts in the Machine, like the album by The Police. (1981)

[@awg7068]

Whoever it is, they have to be crouching down because they don't come up very high to the door or railing, which is pretty shady in and of itself. I can't unsee glasses now though, whoever the person was.

[@sandrasgotgame]

How do explain his height ?

[@feyrie]

Shiney eyes in that photograph by default, let’s me know it’s a living person they have captured. Usually things that are alive will have eyes glowing like that, or it’s something reflective- in general jt has to be something actually physically being there versus a ghostly being.