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Felipe Net discusses several mysterious photos in a video. He mentions cases of alleged hauntings and paranormal phenomena captured in photographs. Felipe skeptically analyzes each case and provides alternative explanations. Most of the cases are debunked as hoaxes, double exposures, or camera artifacts. Felipe emphasizes the importance of critical thinking when evaluating such photos.
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1. A group of investigators went to Sumbe Road in Mysore, United States, to capture paranormal phenomena in photos.
2. They claimed to have captured a group of people in a photo, even though there was no one present, suggesting the road was haunted.
3. The mysterious hand in a photograph turned out to be a result of double exposure during photo development.
4. A photo showing a man in an electric chair releasing lightning behind a boy in the subway was debunked as a marketing campaign for a wax museum.
5. A photo of an open coffin with a ghostly face behind it was likely edited in Photoshop.
6. A photo taken in 1891 appeared to show the Lord of Combermere Abbey with other ghosts, but it was debunked as a long-exposure photograph taken while he was being buried.