Today, we're going visiting to a sun-drenched Spanish village called Belmiss.

It has a most unusual claim to fame that for a few years, one small house had stone floors

that would spontaneously display the faces of people.

Spirits or even demons said some, the religious and the curious came from all over to observe

the spectacle.

But today, we're going to talk about what they found.

The faces of Belmiss is coming right up, unskeptoid.

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The faces of Belmiss.

You can hardly find the village of Belmiss, De La Moraleza for all the olive groves it's

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