The Freddy Jackson Case

By Crusader1307

 Frederick Jackson was a young British RAF Mechanic trainee in school in 1919 at the end of World War I. He was assigned to The Royal Navy to work on the Main Shafter propeller of The HMS "Daedallus". Just several days before Graduation, a freak accident caused the propeller blade to fall on him - killing him instantly. Saddened, his Classmates buried Freddy. On Graduation Day, the Class assembled to take their traditional photo. Each member got one. Likewise, each member noted a "face" peering out behind a classmate in the upper 5th Row. It wad none other than Freddy Jackson! Apparently, Freddy decided not to miss the Graduation. Many years later, this well known Paranormal photo was examined using modern Forensic facial recognition equipment. Skeptics state that the image is a "double" or "overexposure". Using established "points" on the face to establish density and features presentations unique to each of us, it was determined the "face" does NOT match anyone in the photo. Any attempts to alter the image directly would have caused distortion to the "human" image in front of Freddy.