This ghost photo was sent by Chief BA Salmons of shayguru@ezwv.com.

Chief Salmons said, "I'm the Chief of a local volunteer fire Dept. Last Thrusday we responded to a call at a church built in 1897. The actual fire was in a new addition (mid 80's) and did not involve the older portion. The fire was quickly determined to be arson, and as such I began a photo documentation of the scene with my Polaroid PDC 640 Digital camera. I shot over 40 images. In only one does something appear out of the ordinary. Pic 22 was taken only seconds after pic 21, basically just long enough to turn the camera and the police officer to continue walking out of the frame. There was no smoke visible at the time I shot the image, nor any vehicle exhaust. The actual scene of the fire was about 75 feet away, on the other side of Engine 7. The weather was actually warmer than usual for this time of year, and on this nice it was not possible to see your breath. It wasn't til I printed out the picture that I really got a good look at it, keeping my opinions to myself, I showed it to several other Firefighters and officers, all of whom pointed out something towards the eave of the church they thought to be a face."

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