OK, I wasn't sure if I should post this, but was convinced by Buttlight someone who shall remain nameless.
I was talking to Delilah the other day (she hasn't been posting because their computer broke down a few months ago). She had a bizzarre experience at work a couple of weeks ago that really freaked her out.
The Friday before Easter, one of the women who works on her floor, was passing flyers out inviting people to a worship service that weekend. She handed one to Delilah who wasn't really very interested but she asked her "What religion is this?" The woman was vague and said it was "inter-denominational" but it came to light that she's a holy-roller. Anyway, Dee wasn't interested and just said "Well, I was raised a Jehovah's Witness but no longer go and I'm really not interested in joining another group."
This is wear it gets weird: According to Delilah, the woman's "eyes rolled over black, and then back to her normal eyes again." I said "You mean her pupils dialated?" She said "No. The entire eye: the Sclera (the white part of the eye) , the iris, the pupil----everything!" She certainly hadn't been expecting that and she actually backed up a couple of steps and thought "Holy shit, I didn't really see that did I?" It really freaked her out and she spent the rest of the day trying to convince herself that she didn't actually see that. When I was talking to her she said "I know how it sounds but Mary, I saw it happen."
I will usually try and find a logical/rational explanation for something first. I phoned a RN that I know and asked her if there was any medical condition that would cause a person's eyes to roll over black like that. She asked the same thing I did "You mean did her pupils dialate?" When I explained that it was the entire eye, she said she had never heard of that and knew of no medical explanation for it.
I know there are plenty of skeptics on here who don't believe in the supernatural. If you've got any suggestions as to what could have caused this, I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts. BTW, Delilah is not a liar, she doesn't exaggerate and she's not insane. Actually, I think she'd be relieved if someone could find a rational explanation for this.
I jokingly said "well, either she's possessed or an alien".