Does anyone have any experiences with the Black-Eyed Kids?

Question

the BLK or Black-Eyed Kids is a phenomenon that started around 1998. Accounts from across the country were reported of how kids, with an unsettling vibe about them, would ask to get either in your car or house for one reason or another. But then the person would notice that the kid's eyes were completely black, no pupil or iris. For some reason the kids couldn't force themselves inside and became angry when unable to get in. So any experiences? Look it up the phenomenon is very interesting.

Answer 1

I first heard of this a couple of months ago when someone asked a question about black-eyed people on this site.

I did a little googling and came up with some very unnerving stories. Tried to search around for some links for you:

http://paranormal.about.com/library/blstory_june05_14.htm
http://paranormal.about.com/library/blstory_november04_30.htm
http://paranormal.about.com/library/blstory_november06_17.htm
http://paranormal.about.com/library/blstory_july06_10.htm (this is really scary. True?)
http://paranormal.about.com/library/blstory_february07_06.htm
You may find more information on this site.
http://paranormal.about.com/

I've never seen any. It seems also the Shadow People are a fairly recent phenomenon, too.

Answer 2

I definitely haven't and I don't think anyone else has either. The blacked-out-eyes thing is fairly recent as descriptions of apparitions go. Strangely, the 'reports' only started coming in after it was done as a special effect in the movies. Prior to the mid 90's, the only people who seemed to have that feature were Alice Cooper and Unlce Fester. Before the blackout look, it was all white eyes, or reptilian eyes, or glowing eyes. And just guess what all the 'actual reports' were like when that was the cool Hollywood movie effect! I have no problem believing in ghosts, but I also believe in Hollywood effects.

Answer 3

I honestly thought you meant "The black eyed peas" - lol. I had to read the question twice to be sure...

This is new to me. Never heard of the Phenonmenon. BUT this might interest you - over the years, people have told me that they can't see the pupil in my eyes. A few years ago, one of my class mates asked if I wore contact lens - I said no, confused WHY she'd ask me this. She explained I had BLACK eyes, I told her they're just dark brown... *shrugs* I never thought about it, always thought it was normal. Should I be worried?

Answer 4

I think this story has the typical characteristics of urban legends. It's a narrative scaring story, with paranormal elements, and its aim is to bring fear towards strangers. I think it can be a cool subject for fiction, but not a reality matter. I give you some links about urban legends. In the last you can find a lot of stories with the same structure.
(sorry for my english, I'm Italian:)

Answer 5

I'm going to have nightmares now ...

Actually I have 7 kids, all blue-eyed, except for one, and yes it does seem as if she "has no pupils" coz her eyes are so dark like her dad's, but upon closer inspection, there is a discernible pupil. I think. Or maybe I just really want to believe that .... hmmmm...

Not sleeping near HER tonight ...

Answer 6

That sounds like a couple of movies that came out recently, like The Ring.

Answer 7

Contact art Bell on the hot line now

Answer 8

Whoa---- spooky! Never heard of them before.
All the alien-polluted beings on X-Files have those black eyes too. Any connection?

Answer 9

I've heard of it. Never encountered any though. Just an urban legend.

Answer 10

Never heard of it.