There's something more than just odd about these black-eyed people. Those who have encountered them sense an air of evil, of malevolence. Doubters say they are just posers with black-tinted contact lenses, but people who have met them face-to-face say that their strangeness goes much deeper. The feeling is of darkness, demonic... not human. Oh, and never let them in your house if they come knocking. Here are some true stories.
Black-Eyed Supervisor
In Alamosa, Colorado, Michael says he might have actually worked with one of these black-eyed people.
Black-Eyed Man in Kansas Walmart
Here is yet another sighting of a black-eyed person in a Walmart; this one walked funny, too.
Black-Eyed Knocker
A creepy black-eyed woman asks to be let in.
Freaky Black-Eyed Man
Another black-eyed man seen in Wal-Mart.
The Marine and the Black-Eyed Kids
A marine's instincts go on the alert in an encounter with black-eyed children.
