Mysterious Image Appears In Wall Paint
Image Appears During Home Improvement Project
When the sisters were painting a kitchen wall, the red paint apparently would not cover the primer underneath in two spots, the station reported.When the paint dried, two images that looked like faces appeared in the wall.With some effort, Leona was able to cover up one of the images -- which she said she didn't like -- that looked like a pharaoh.But the sisters would not touch the other image, which they described as incredible.Word spread in the area and neighbors visited to take a look."I think it's great -- looks like Jesus," said a man who lives in the area.When asked how she interpreted the image, Phyllis said, "To me, I hope we have good luck and that everything is going to be peaceful … Jesus appearing."The image may now have Phyllis and Leona reconsidering their move to Arizona, Local 4 reported.




























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