Family Believes White Spot In Photos Is Boy's Guardian Angel

Newsnet5 ^ | 07/14/03 | Staff Writer

[bedolido]

CINCINNATI, Posted 6:33 p.m. EDT July 14, 2003 -- In the movie "The Sixth Sense," a young boy said he saw dead people. In Cincinnati, a boy said he could see angels.

NewsChannel5 reported that the boy, Ryan Reynolds, died in April from a brain tumor. Before he died, he told his mother he had a great time at a family picnic because he was surrounded by his guardian angels.

"My parents died way before he was ever born, and he said, 'Mommy, your mommy and daddy,'" said Shirley Reynolds, Ryan's mother. "I said, 'Yeah, what about them?' He said, 'Is that them in the picture on the wall?' And I said 'Yes.'And he said, 'Mom, I just wanted you to know, they're both OK.' He said, 'They're just as pretty as they are in that picture, except they have wings and they're waiting for me.'"

Three different cameras using three different kinds of film were developed at three different places and all had the same transparent white shapes.

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[bedolido]

[Support Free Republic]

See that good looking dude on the left? He's got FAR BETTER THINGS to do than conduct Freepathons! Come on, let's get this thing over with.

[krb]

Family is stupid.

Why is that?

[CFW]

Family is stupid.

Really. Everyone knows that angels don't photograph well.

[MineralMan]

Kid had a brain tumor. Folks with brain tumors often have visual hallucinations of some sort. I don't know what's in the photos, but I'm pretty darned sure they aren't angels.

[Aquinasfan]

I don't know about the white spot, but I tend to believe the boy's testimony.

[bedolido]

I've seen many "Heavenly Bodies" that photograph well.

[CFW]

Why couldn't they be angels? Maybe the angel forgot to put up his anti-photograph shield that day.

[bedolido]

If you go to the link there's a video of the "angel"

[MineralMan]

"Why couldn't they be angels? Maybe the angel forgot to put up his anti-photograph shield that day."

Ain't no such thing as angels. Now, white spots on photos? Lots of those. There are no photos of angels, because there ain't no angels.

Hallucinations of a poor kid dying with a brain tumor. Sad business.

[CFW]

Ain't no such thing as angels. Now, white spots on photos? Lots of those. There are no photos of angels, because there ain't no angels.

Oh. Well, I'm not telling my angels that. I depend on them quite a bit.

[MineralMan]

"I don't know about the white spot, but I tend to believe the boy's testimony."

Why? I'm sure the boy _believed_ he saw angels, but brain tumors are funny things. They make you see things that are not there as one of the common symptoms.

[Hatteras]

Family Believes White Spot In Photos Is Boy's Guardian Angel

Must not have been a very good one...

[Sloth]

I have a guardian angel, too. He appears in the form of a large blurry thumb.

[Aquinasfan]

They make you see things that are not there as one of the common symptoms.

Both are logical possibilities, but I tend to believe the boy. Just intuition.

[dead]

It does look a little like Curtis Sliwa.

[MineralMan]

"Both are logical possibilities, but I tend to believe the boy. Just intuition."

Your privilege. But then, I don't believe in the existence of any supernatural entities of any kind, so angels are right out for me.

[nothingnew]

Ain't no such thing as angels.

I guess we'll all find out, sooner or later. Are you prepared for your eternal dirt-nap? Just curious.

FMCDH

[Sunshine Sister]

I second that opinion. Sorry MM, there are angels! You are welcome to be a non believer but the majority of us know that there are many things in this old world that can't be explained and I choose to believe in this case.