An Australian citizen recently scared social media when she published photos of hospital ventilation, in which there was something that was closely watching a person lying in the room.
Brisbane resident Kitt Williams came to the hospital in early January 2021 to visit her mother-in-law, and she told her that there was something living in the ceiling ventilation that was staring at her.
When Williams looked closely at the ventilation, she also noticed someone’s fuzzy outline and attentive eyes. She managed to capture it on her phone and later posted the photos on her Facebook page.
“It blinked, moved and looked around the room. Sometimes it disappeared from there, but then reappeared,” Williams wrote in a commentary on the two pictures she took.
“She (mother-in-law) felt that someone was looking at her and watching her. At some moments, she felt something touching her, and thought that it was the nurses who came to her ward to check on her. But when she opened her eyes, she saw no one. ”
In the pictures provided by Williams, in fact, you can see something through the ventilation grill, but it was difficult to say what it was. Numerous commentators expressed their versions and one saw a man with blond hair, while others believed that this was some kind of animal or something paranormal.
However, both of them agreed that this whole story is very creepy and that even if this is only a person, it turns out that he crawls through the narrow ventilation like a monster from the TV series “The X-Files”, and spies on the patients of the hospital, and sometimes even gets out of the ventilation and touches them.
“Hospitals at the best of times scared me, but if I saw it myself in the ventilation, especially at night, I would immediately run away from there,” wrote one of the commentators.
How the whole story ended is unknown, since when the photos became too popular, Kitt Williams closed access to them on her Facebook page and did not write anything more about them.
It was a dustbunny. They collect in ventialtion systems and get caught inside on seams where other bits of dust build up on them. They break free and are blown through the system to get caught at the vent in a room. The air, which ebbs and flows as the AC is turned on and off to control the room temperature causes them to wiggle back and forth. The touches she felt were smaller bits blowing off of the mass caught in the vent.