The Lemp Mansion
Hello. My name is Carin Les, and I am the founder of Missouri based GoDark! MPR. We are an
articulate, truth-seeking group, searching for credible answers to explain the paranormal. Good luck
there, right? HA!
I was hoping to submit an interesting photo my team captured on our trip to Lemp Mansion (Saint
Louis, MO.) this past February. It has been authenticated, if that is even possible, by Lemp Mansion
and SuperNatural Investigations. I would love to display the photo, and my team is very open to
others thoughts, opinions and criticism. After all, that is part of investigating the afterlife.
Our follow-up investigation is June 30, 2011. GoDark! MPR has reserved the entire mansion in order
to investigate without outside disturbance.
Photograph is the sole property of GoDark! MPR.
Thank you for your time.
Carin Les
www.godarkmpr.webs.com
03/12/11
Many websites submit images for my review This photograph had been authenticated
by certain individuals, so I examined it. At first glance, could be, might be, may
be.......so I went to their website to look over the investigation photographs. It
didn't take long to see what was really going on in this image. Exif information
states that both images were from the same camera, four seconds apart. It's the
same woman in each photograph. The submitting website is very concerned that they
be honest and concise in their findings. They were not sure exactly what they had
captured as is the case for so many things that people photograph. Many times I
cannot identify what it is in an image. I'll post it and see what everyone else thinks.
Many times I have to guess because we are looking at and trying to identify things
no one has ever seen before. In this case, its simply motion blur...........TM
by certain individuals, so I examined it. At first glance, could be, might be, may
be.......so I went to their website to look over the investigation photographs. It
didn't take long to see what was really going on in this image. Exif information
states that both images were from the same camera, four seconds apart. It's the
same woman in each photograph. The submitting website is very concerned that they
be honest and concise in their findings. They were not sure exactly what they had
captured as is the case for so many things that people photograph. Many times I
cannot identify what it is in an image. I'll post it and see what everyone else thinks.
Many times I have to guess because we are looking at and trying to identify things
no one has ever seen before. In this case, its simply motion blur...........TM
