The more I think about this experience, the more I realize how scary this was. Seriously, this story screams exorcist. I can't understand how I had just brushed it off without feeling any fear back then. Alright, let's start from the beginning.
This was somewhere last year (2016 in case you are reading this a couple years into the future from this point). It is around 4PM, and I decided that I should get some sunshine. I walk out of my house and start making my way to a small park in the neighborhood. After around 5-10 minutes, I am almost at the park.
I want you guys to feel like you were there in my shoes, so here is the layout: I walk out from a street going strait. At the end of that road I am facing a street going from left to right. Beyond the street are trees and wilderness (that isn't important). Still on the sidewalk, I turn to the left (to make things easy, let's just call the turn I just make the Turn). There, on the other side of the street, about 100 feet away is the park. You would have to cross the street to go to it.
I continue walking until I am almost about to walk across the street to get to the park, which was almost right across the road from me.
Ok, sorry for the interruption, but either I saw something or I am freaking myself out. I am laying in my bed while writing this. I look to the right for a moment (If I looked to the left the slightest bit I would be looking at my bedroom door). While I am looking up, I swear I see something like a shadow (with no shape) go in front of my door. It was in the air going from left to right. At that moment, I legit jump out of my skin. Sorry, I have no one to talk to right now, so I just decided to type that so I could feel like I was talking to someone right now. I feel better when I talk to people.
ANYWAY, I am looking up at the moment so I could cross the road. A car passes. Inside, I can see a woman. She was looking directly at me. I can't seem to decide an estimation for her age for some reason, but I would say she is middle aged. She had brown hair tied back into a bun and her skin caramel colored (but dull). There was no one inside with her.
Here is when things get creepy. As she continues driving away from me, She continues to look at me. But the only thing that moved was her head, NOTHING ELSE. When you turn to look directly behind you, you have to turn your upper body with your head. This women didn't. Her upper body never moved, not even her shoulders. As she went farther and farther away from me, her head kept turning towards me. When she had reached the Turn, her head was turned in A FULL 180 degrees. Yeah. By the way, I promise that I know what I saw and I promise that I am not exaggerating!
It doesn't stop there. Right when she got to the turn, her head suddenly snapped back to normal. Her head did not simply turn, but it jerked back, like when you take something and twist it. Once you let it go, it would instantly turn back into place. That's what I saw, except it was with her head.
I find it strange, because if you were to see her, she would just look like an ordinary woman. Could she have been possessed or something? Or maybe she wasn't even human, because her head turning a full 180 degrees and snapping back into place like that is NOT NORMAL!
There is also one more thing that I remember. The expression of her face. When she looked at me, it seemed like she looked... Sympathetic. It looked like she felt sorry for me! Why? I have no clue!
What do you guys think what happened? I really want to know. O.o
Lady-glow, I think that the video clip is camera trickery; disturbing & cool, yes, but a trick. I've been laid up for several days with a mere pinched nerve in one shoulder; a spinal dislocation that profound would not only wrench all of the nerves, but also crush the windpipe, tear the aorta & jugular, and sever the spinal column.
I'm with RC, Rook, Mack, & Shelby on this because there are far too many details to isolate what you saw from what your brain may think you saw. (Have you seen "Brain Games?" I stopped after 1 episode because I got 8.5/10 on catching the tricks, but it was educational in a way...)
Best,
Biblio.