Who took this picture?!
A woman in the UK said she was left "terrified" after scrolling through her phone and finding a photo of herself fast asleep.
Debra Demetriou from Newcastle claimed she was home alone when she went to bed on Sunday, but when she woke up and looked through her camera roll she "completely freaked out".
Speaking to Chronicle Live, the mum said she discovered a blurry snap of herself tucked up in bed and she's adamant that neither she, nor her family, took it:
"I know you shouldn't, but my phone had been under my pillow when I fell asleep. It was still there the next morning.
I held down the picture to see the movement, and you can see both my arms are by my side so it couldn't even have been a selfie.
And my eyes are half-open - if someone else had been in the room I'm sure I would have noticed them.
I'm absolutely convinced nobody else was in the house."
Debra, who said there were no signs of a break in, is now looking for answers:
"It wasn't my son, as he isn't that sort of boy plus he was at work...and nobody else even has a key.
This has just left me so worried and scared."
Is this a case of sleep selfieing or something more sinister?!
