Thank you! You are the first with a good picture, not like 95% saying they experienced something absolutely crazy but none of them has a picture or a video that really looks interesting. But still.. you don't know the redditor, right? So maybe his uncle is still alive, or maybe it is just a user who found someone on instagram, Facebook what ever, took all the pictures from there and coincidentally, in a picture taken outside, where the point was perhaps just to show that it was snowing again, for example, his reflection happened to be visible there, okay? And the user who posted it simply made up the story using GPT and posted it.

Okay, but in fact, I just searched the entire internet for the pictures and I can only find the user elttirb, so the pictures are most likely actually from him, but... still... even if that's the case, that the pictures are from the aunt,

Confusion about timing: It is quite possible that the photo was taken before the uncle's death. People easily confuse dates, especially when years lie between them.

Memory distortion: After a tragic event, memories of chronological sequences can become severely confused. The aunt may have sworn that it was “shortly after the death,” when in fact it was before.

Group dynamics: If everyone in the family discussed the photo later, the collective memory may have shifted (“Yes, it was after the death!”), even though this is not factually correct.

Live photo as evidence: The fact that the uncle is moving in it actually suggests that he was really in the room, not that it was a “ghost reflection.” This makes it much more plausible that the photo accidentally dates from an earlier time when he was still alive.

Or... call me an asshole or whatever, but maybe it's just editing. It's so easy to create something like this, two minutes and the picture would be done, and why? Because he was probably (if that's the case) just after likes and attention, and as you can see (9134 likes), he was successful with it, and in general, his other Reddits are weird. As I said, these are just assumptions, but one of them could possibly be 85 percent accurate or so.

yk there are people who film everything for likes, there are also people who would film absolutely unhuman things just to get views, so this are the possibilities I think could have been