During the afternoon, I captured several brief videos and a range of photos with varying resolutions. Subsequently, that evening, I transferred the photos to my computer to examine them closely.
As I reviewed the pictures, I noticed what appeared to be a diminutive, humanoid-shaped figure walking from right to left in one of the still photos.
Now, I’m not implying that the object is a diminutive, living, breathing organism, but upon scrutinizing the enlarged images, it does bear a resemblance to a two-legged creature of some sort: featuring a head, an eye, a body, arms, legs, hands, and feet.
The identity of this enigmatic object remains a mystery, but it’s clearly something substantial, as it reflects light and casts a discernible shadow on the ground. It doesn’t resemble any known animals like squirrels, rats, or birds. Its appearance is undeniably unusual.
It’s possible that it could be an anomaly caused by the angle, lighting, or some other photographic artifact, but I lack expertise in photography to provide a definitive explanation. I can only describe how it appears to me.
The photograph was taken using a 12 MP camera, set to full auto mode and at maximum resolution. No zoom was applied. The location was Cowley Hill Lane in St. Helens, situated between the entrance to Victoria Park and the now-demolished health center.
Mellisa has expressed her intention to share the photo with experts for their analysis.
She went on to mention, “One researcher noted that the figure appears two-dimensional and lacks intricate details, which others have also pointed out. She emphasized that the photo is entirely consistent with bright, sunny conditions, and less detail would be expected in overcast or gloomy weather. Additionally, she raised an intriguing question: if the figure were indeed a shape-shifting alien entity capable of altering its appearance, how would we perceive it with the human eye?”
During the time I took the photo, I did not spot the figure; it was merely a quick test shot to assess the camera’s performance.
As for the possibility of someone placing the object there as a prank, a model, a toy, or a cardboard cutout, it remains perplexing why neither I nor any passerby, including children or authorities, noticed or retrieved it.
Moreover, it’s worth noting that the weather wasn’t particularly windy that day, although occasional strong breezes were present, making it challenging for even a lightweight toy, let alone a paper cutout, to remain upright without any visible support. How can a piece of paper less than a millimeter thick stand on its own on a day with any level of wind?
Mellisa’s account has been featured on various well-known extraterrestrial-related websites. Unfortunately, she has faced skepticism and ridicule from some individuals who have labeled her as untruthful and mocked her for sharing her experience.
A more detailed examination of the ‘entity.’
What are your thoughts on Mellisa’s peculiar photograph?