When examining the photo later, they were all shocked to see a fourth face in the background.The face that can be seen appears to be very white with dark eyes and two shapes on either side of its head. 'At the time of taking this photo there was nothing between us,' Ms Davison insists.'I'm holding the little girl and that white head next to me with horns is not human, I can promise you that,' Ms Davison said.'Its fingers are on my shoulder and on my daughter's arm. They are long skeletal type fingers.' The story became even spookier when researchers uncovered the story of Doreen O'Sullivan, a 13-year-old girl who drowned in the same creek in 1913. On the Facebook page, some commenters called these shapes 'horns', whilst others claimed to see two buns or two pony tails. A Brisbane Courier newspaper clipping from November 22 1913 has a death notice for a little girl who died in that watering hole. 'Doreen O Sullivan, aged 13 years, eldest daughter of Mr. James O'Sullivan was accidentally drowned whilst bathing in the Lockyer Creek on Friday afternoon,' the notice reads.'Nearly an hour elapsed, before the body was recovered. The spot, which has always been considered dangerous, is known as Murphy's Hole, and is over 20 foot deep.