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              <text>I know I am probably one needle in a hay-stack right now, but I have one question only, can you show us some of the other images you have of the twin towers that might show this same devilish image? It might also appease the people who believe it was altered, but if you had 3 cameras clicking off what do the other photos show? I do not believe you altered your photo, I have seen photos lke this before, and I would like to also see what came before and after. May God bless you now and always, Colette Prussman, Reading Pa. BTW my husband called me from work at lunch and told me about the photo and I had to come see for myself.&lt;br&gt;</text>
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              <text>Dear Mark,&lt;br&gt;    Your photo is amazing!My feeling is that it's not doctored in any way. The reason I feel this way is because I took  a photo and got the same results! However, mine was taken at a very old home I visited near a famous Civil War battlefield. When I took the photo I saw nothing, but upon getting it developed, it was loaded with people! They were all men in Civil War uniforms.There were also a couple of faces that looked very demonic. I feel that it's a photo of people trapped in Hell. It's very disturbing. At first I couldn't quite tell what it was. I knew something was there, but was unable to make out for sure what it was. As I studied the photo however, i kept finding more and more people!  It's definitely not a doctored photo--I wouldn't have the slightest idea how to doctor a photo even if I wanted to. It was taken with 400 speed film and a point and shoot Pentax camera. Some months later, I returned to the house and took a photo in exactly the same spot and got nothing. I've been getting quite a few unusual photos within the last couple of years.  Perhaps it's a warning. I know that the day before the disaster on Tuesday ,I was talking for quite some time to my cousins telling them that I feel the end is very near because everyone seems much more aggressive and very restless. I said I felt that there was a terrible war coming soon, but I never would have thought all of this would begin on the following day.! One of the reasons I know that I feel this way is that it seems that even the spirit world now seems restless. In all the years that I've taken photos I have never gotten anything unusual in them until just recently.     I feel absolutely terrible for everyone in New York. My daughter and I wanted to come out there and help, but I'm not sure how we could help. It still seems like a nightmare and  that it can't possibly be real! I can only imagine how you must feel having been a firsthand witness to so much death and destruction.  I'm going to be out east (I live near Chicago) at the end of October. If I thought New York City could really use my help I would "detour" there on my way home. (I'll be in Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania.) You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Take care and God Bless America ( we need that now more than ever!)           Sincerely, Carol&lt;br&gt;</text>
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