Warren and his team are working on creating ghostly effects. Here, you can see an orb-like anomaly he created by producing an electrostatic charge in a dusty room. It shoots from the base of the device.

L.E.M.U.R. Researcher Joe Southards became the first person in history to have his index finger Kirlian photographed while taking a touch knockout from Grandmaster Tom Cameron. As you can see, his control photo looked rather normal:

The photo taken at the actual point of knockout shows a weird, double fingerprint. This is inexplicable, since the exposure was only 1/3 of a second, and there is no motion blur:

Here you can see the "Phantom Leaf Phenomenon" followed by some photos, taken by Joshua P. Warren, that demonstrate an even weirder leaf effect, as discussed on-air.

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Warren shares this photo he took of a "haunted mirror." The first photo shows it as shot. The second one shows it turned upside down. An enlargement is below. What do you think?

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While it's up on YouTube, check out this clip from our recent National Geographic program. Weird!

Also, for a report on what happened, click HERE!

This footage was shot, via 3rd Generation Night Vision technology, by Dean Warsing (check out www.UFOnightShift.com) on October 13, 2009. These clips were enhanced by Brian Irish with the assistance of Christopher McCollum. To understand why this is important, please watch the episode titled Mystery Lights on the program Paranatural on the National Geographic Channel. Our episode will debut on Monday, March 1, 2010, 9pm east coast (New York) time. It might replay a few times that week, as well.

For a sneak peek, on the National Geographic site, click HERE!

For a report on what happened, click HERE!