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Throughout world history, conspiracy theories have flourished as a way to explain pivotal events. In the US some of the most talked, discussed and written about include: the Kennedy assassinations, Pearl Harbor, 9-11, Princess Diane Assassination and even the moon landing, among others. Furthermore, since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the number of those who believe in such theories has blossomed, creating an underground world of conspiracy theorists.
This photo was found by a gentleman named Bob Martin a few years ago. Martin was reading David McCullough's book Truman, and a photo of construction in the White House caught his eye. It was taken during remodeling of the White House around 1950 by the National Parks Service photographer Abbie Rowe. The apparent apparition is clear and startling. Compared to the other men in the photo, its size scale is accurate. And if this were due to some motion or long exposure effect, the rest of the photo should be affected, as well.
This story takes place in New York City. My friend Joel was living in New York at the time and on this particularly cold winter evening he had made plans to chill out with Carla and Evan at their apartment in Saint Mark’s Place, and then meet friends for dinner and drinks at “Michael’s” the local popular “eatery and bar” in the lower East Side of Manhattan.
Being a freshman at any University can be challenging, but having to go through the approval process to be accepted at a Fraternity House, can be a frightening proposition.
