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Woman Looks Back At Dressing Room Selfies, Realizes Someone Was Spying On Her (Photos)

AmericaNow Staff  ·  September 20, 2016

A Georgia woman was stunned to find somebody spying on her as she took a photo of herself in a changing room. 

“So I was trying on this dress and didn’t realize this little girl was looking at me the whole time..” the Savannah State University student, known as Destiny, wrote on Twitter after posting the selfie. 

Destiny was trying on clothes at Forever 21 when a girl decided to peek into her room while she was taking a photo of herself in a dress, WAGA reported. The photo has since been removed from the user’s Twitter account.

Many found the photo to be funny, comparing the girl to Macaulay Culkin’s character in the movie “Home Alone.”

 
 
 

Others found the photo unsettling. 

“That could be a scene from a horror movie, creepy!!!!” one user responded.

It is not known how old the girl in the photo was. 

This is not the first time selfiies have gone viral.

Irish actor Killian Scott took selfies with fans while canvassing for his brother, who was running for political office in Ireland, Independent.ie reported. 

“I found most people were very receptive and my pitch was very much, ‘Look, I don’t know anything about politics but this guy’s my brother. I’d love you to vote for him but if you don’t want to, whatever, here’s the flyer’ and I’d leave,” he said. “My pitch was very efficient!”

He admitted some people only wanted to take a picture with him. 

“There was a bit of that which was funny, taking selfies on people’s doorsteps. ‘Yeah, but will you vote for my brother?'” he said.

“It was interesting, and really gave me an insight into the work these guys do. I was canvassing in the afternoon and evening and I was exhausted and Eoghan [Murphy] was doing a lot of other things in between,” he added. “It gave me a new insight, respect and understanding for the work these guys do. It’s a tough job and thankless as well.”

Sources: WAGA, Independent.ie / Photo credit: Destiny/Twitter via WAGA