Several years ago, Nick of Square America found some strange slides of young women with letters on their faces - and no one knows what the slides are for or why they came to be ...
There are about 50 slides in all- all dating from between 1959 and 1969 and all of young women. Some, like the ones here have letters written on their foreheads, others have press type with their names on it affixed to either their temples or foreheads. Were the slides taken by a dermatologist or plastic surgeon or were these young women part of some now forgotten experiment. In less than fifty years these slides have gone from most likey being unambiguous data for some medical study to being a complete mystery.
Do you know the reason of the mysterious letters? Link - via growabrain
Almost as if being hypnotized
Sooper secret boy to girl experiment.
Then again it may have been something entirely different like a model shoot for something? Still, this intrigues me alot. I love a good mystery.
*sigh*
I'd wondered about a hoax. It seems either the markings could be faked or the photos themselves modern creations. If the latter, I give high marks to the hoaxer for making such authentic looking photos. If the former, the photos still seem quite mysterious, even without considering the markings, given some of the subjects seem to be the same person several years apart, the poses, and expressions, etc.
The letters are for their national lottery game.
This picture is worth 1000 words (or any number divisible by two)