While watching the winning speech by Scott Brown (D-Massaschusetts) on C-SPAN, I noticed his daughter,
`Ayla Brown, an American Idol semi-finalist and star basketball player at Boston College,`
standing behind him and to his left side or to the right side of the television screen.
She appears normal enough from far away, singing in front of an audience of Brown supporters and right after her father, Scott Philip Brown:
`defeated Democrat Martha Coakley 52% to 47% in the special election to fill the remaining three years of the U.S. Senate term vacated by the death of Ted Kennedy.`
But while her father was speeching, Ayla can be seen flicking her tongue out constantly. She is not human as is most of the audience attending that event that night.
Also notice the young boy standing behind the winner and to his right side or to the left side of the television screen. That boy had a major tick going on. He could be seen rubbing his head, adjusting his bangs from off the left side of his face and shaking his head sideways in jerking motions several times.
Moreover, I could sense the dimly-lit, almost heavy presence of the whole event. The oppressive feeling of the lighting reminded me of when Hilary Rodham-Clinton campaigned at the Convention Center in downtown San Jose, CA. The batteries of my camera died mysteriously.
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