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Next on "Paranormal Caught On Camera,"
two men investigate a decrepit house
and are tormented by its ghostly residents.
It's peaking its head around that poll towards you.
Now it's reaching its hand out towards you.
A home security camera catches two UFOs
dancing in the sky.
You're feeling all kinds of emotions
that, to be honest, you're scared
'cause you don't know what it is.
The horrors of the Civil War still echo
on a Virginia property.
Dude, that was a gunshot.
You kind feel the concussion from it.
That was the feeling I started having.
A tattoo parlor in the UK is haunted
by a resentful spirit.
You're like, "Oh, my God."
But then at the same time, you're like,
"This is fantastic."
And even more paranormal footage
you have to see...
- Oh, God. - Dude, what is that?
...to believe?
There's an old abandoned house
that sits in a field near the shore of a river.
The story goes that inside almost 100 years ago,
an entire family was murdered in cold blood.
No one has lived there for decades.
The dwelling has become decrepit and unsettling
to anyone who dares to go near it.
Now, you're probably thinking,
"What are the chances it's haunted?"
At their own peril, paranormal investigator
Patrick McQueary and his cameraman
set out to seek the truth once and for all.
Their conclusion?
It's peeking its head around that poll now
towards you.
Now it's reaching its hand out towards you.
See for yourself.
November 2019, on the Truckee River
near Fernley, Nevada, Patrick McQueary
is investigating an abandoned house with a dark past.
My name is Patrick McQueary, and I filmed the video.
We had actually heard from a group of locals
out in Fernley, Nevada, about this old abandoned house,
and they said that it was just ridiculously haunted.
They'd heard stories about how there was a family of five
that was murdered in the house in the early 1900s
by what they said was a hitchhiker.
It's a creepy story,
one that begs a paranormal investigation.
But before entering, Patrick uses a spirit box
to ask questions outside the house.
Is this safe for me to do this?
It doesn't take long to get an answer.
"No." Did you hear "no."
That was a pretty ominous "no."
Patrick has now been warned, enter at your own risk.
"No."
To continue, he knows he must control his emotions.
It's not fear as much as it is, I get very, like, excited,
like anxious for it.
Oh, my. Oh, I think I can show you the chills now.
If you're investigating a location that is known
to have a negative spirit or malevolent energy,
then it's really important to not go into it
with a fearful mind
because you're only going to intensify everything.
Patrick continues to survey the property.
As he walks around the perimeter of the house,
he holds his night vision camera by his side as it records.
But little does he know he's about to capture
one of the most terrifying pieces of footage
in the entire investigation.
Did you see that?
Watch again in slow motion as what looks like a hand
seems to reach out of the basement window
then quickly retreats...
...as Patrick approaches.
One of the creepiest parts was that hand
that kind of reached out of the basement window,
which we didn't see in the moment,
we posted that on our YouTube channel
and a lot of people said that it could have been an animal
or it could have been like a possum or something like that.
But the way that window was kind of there,
it's like -- it was like a five foot drop to the floor
in that basement right past that little window sill.
So for it to be, like, a pretty large animal like that,
it would have had to have been floating in mid-air
on the other side of that window,
which obviously wasn't going to happen.
I've looked at this thing a dozen times, and at first,
I thought, "Well, this is simply a rat dug in under there."
But if you look at it, you can see the thumb,
you can see the shape of the hand,
and it just slowly slides back inside, ever so creepy.
I don't know what that is, but, man, that's terrifying.
Maybe that is the hand of one of the victims
reaching out for help.
McQUEARY: If we didn't notice that hand coming out of
that window, I don't think we would have walked as casually
by that little window there.
But ignorance is bliss in this case.
And the duo continues to the basement,
where they believe the murders took place,
this time with another more high tech device.
McQUEARY: Let's take the SLS camera down there,
because I feel like there's something down there.
- Yeah, - The SLS camera,
it stands for structured light sensor camera.
Essentially, it's just an infrared camera
that shoots out a laser grid
of like millions of infrared dots.
If somebody walks into that grid or if something of a human shape
walks into that grid, it will map on the screen
a stick figure.
In the paranormal world,
we use it to kind of survey through locations
and look for stick figures or figures
that pop up that shouldn't be there.
Figures that shouldn't be there,
otherwise known as ghosts.
Everything that went into that loss of life literally embeds
a signature in the fabric of the universe, I guess.
And in that spot, whether it be in the wood,
in the stone, in the physical materials at the location,
this echo continues to vibrate.
Patrick turns on the SLS, and almost instantly...
McQUEARY: It's mapping somebody.
- It's in this corner. - Yeah, they're right there
in the corner.
...it picks up something
in the corner of the basement.
Seen here as a green stick figure like form.
Looks like it's in a struggle.
McQUEARY: It does look like it's struggling.
Could they be in the presence
of the killer hitchhiker, one of his victims, or both?
It seems to be fending somebody off as if there was
another character that we can't see sort of
bearing down on it in a menacing way.
Maybe one of the parents trying to
protect their children.
It's just really hard to say,
but it kind of gives you little pieces and insights
to what happened within the home when that struggle was going on.
But things are just getting started.
Patrick and cameraman Jason change positions
to face each other several feet apart.
Patrick points the SLS towards Jason.
So it's mapping you, and then it's mapping somebody
on this side of that hole right there.
You can see that it looks as if the figure is hiding
behind the pole.
Then suddenly...
It's peaking its head around the pole now towards you.
Now it's reaching its hand out towards you.
McQUEARY: Whoa. I got to see.
When I go, "You're never going to believe this,
but there's actually figures mapping
and reaching out for you, and he's like, "What?!"
Now it's on the ground. Now it's mapping you.
Whoa!
Sorry. Holy
I could not -- I couldn't stay there any longer.
And then he runs over to where I'm standing, and he's like,
"No, no, no, no, I'm not going to be standing over there."
Whoa!
That scared me because that's -- you're just looking at a person.
It sort of peers out from behind a pillar, kind of ambles over
to him, and reaches out to touch his shoulder.
Holy
If I were that guy, I would have been absolutely freaked out.
They were both freaked out -- very.
There are times where, you know, something's happening
and I just kind of think to myself,
"What the heck am I doing down here?"
The all-day investigation comes to an end.
Chris and Jason leave the house
convinced that the legend is true.
And that just breaks my heart because this is a location
where people died and died horribly,
so maybe their spirits are literally reaching out
for a helping hand.
McQUEARY: Is this safe for me to do this?
"No." Did you hear "no"?
Coming up, UFOs make a stunning appearance
in California.
Not knowing what it is still to this day is pretty cool.
As an extra layer of protection,
some homeowners install doorbell cameras,
which are exactly what they sound like --
motion sensing security cameras attached to the front of a home
used to identify potential intruders.
But sometimes intruders aren't all that they catch.
Anything that moves within its range gets recorded.
Anything, including as one Southern California
father and son found out...
UFOs.
October 5th, 2019, in La Verne, California,
Gabriel and Jacob Medina return home from a football game
and notice that while they were out,
their motion detecting doorbell camera
documented several alerts.
Concerned, they review the footage and see this.
A falling orb that suddenly turns into two falling orbs.
Meteors, right?
Not so fast.
Watch what happens next.
The orbs change direction and crisscross with each other.
Then one remains motionless
while the other crosses back underneath it
as if they are dancing with each other.
Finally, they both disappear.
My name is Jacob Medina. And I'm Gabriel Medina.
And we got the video from our security camera.
When you first look at it, you don't really know
what it is, so you're not very scared.
But once it, like, starts doing things --
Out of the ordinary movements.
You just don't know what it is.
It's a little scary.
You're feeling, like, all kinds of emotions.
To be honest, you're scared.
'cause you don't know what it is, and it's crazy.
You watch it over and over again
just trying to get an explanation,
see if you can figure out what it is exactly
and not knowing what it is still to this day
is is pretty cool.
And when the footage is sped up,
the movement of the orbs is even more mind blowing.
McNEILL: The movement of the lights was
really dynamic and evocative.
It looks at first as though maybe they're
a natural phenomenon, some sort of light
that's coming down out of the sky,
maybe like an asteroid or a comet,
but they're moving very slowly, and then they stop
and sort of begin to move around each other
in this really unexpected way that suggests intent
or intelligence, something that says these are not
random movements, this is not simply the force of gravity
acting upon objects in the sky.
These are things that are being controlled
or controlling themselves in some sort of purposeful way.
You don't see them land, and there's not enough
of the video to see if it ever stops being on fire.
Does something intercept it?
Left with a lot of question marks.
I don't know if they landed.
You don't hear any sort of noise or something like a sonic boom.
Like, you don't hear anything like that or feel.
I don't know what happened to it.
I wish I knew.
And perhaps what makes this video even more interesting
and more legitimate is its source.
Of all of the technology that does our watching
for us these days, doorbell cameras are one of
the most neutral, one of the most passive eyes
that we have out in the world.
They simply look out from the front of our homes
at the world at large.
So when they do capture something, it's cause for us
to kind of say, "Whoa, wait, what the heck is going on?"
I think paranormal is absolute.
I don't think there's any more or less of it now
as opposed to back then.
Now we just are capable of capturing these things
that we were never able to capture before,
and we're recording so much of our lives.
This footage was a security camera
from somebody's house security cam.
That wasn't something that was largely available to people
until very recently.
I definitely think that paranormal is happening
around us at all times.
We are just kind of catching up with it,
being able to see it with our dumb human eyes.
Both Gabriel and Jacob believe they captured something
truly extraordinary that night,
and it's something that has changed them forever.
We're constantly looking at the skies
to see if we see anything so we can get it on camera,
maybe explain the video even more, you know?
But right now, there's nothing and there's no explanation
to what those things were.
And if the same orbs ever show up again,
the Medinas have a plan for that.
If it landed and it comes to our front door,
we'll send you those videos, too.
Coming up, a Civil War battle...
- That was a gunshot - ...waged by ghosts.
With an estimated 620,000 fallen soldiers,
the American Civil War was far and away the deadliest
in our nation's history, outpacing runner up World War II
by over 200,000 souls.
To this day, a century and a half later,
the effects of that horrific four year struggle
are said to reverberate on the battlefields
where the vast majority of that life was lost.
Which is what drew paranormal investigator Jon Turner
and his partner Tim to a property in Virginia
with an allegedly bloody past.
And when they began looking around,
that bloody past became an all too real present.
Dude, that was a gunshot.
October, 2019, near Staunton, Virginia,
Jon Turner and his partner Tim are investigating the property
of a gentleman who has seen things in his backyard,
a backyard that just happens to have been a battleground
during the Civil War.
My name is Jon Turner,
and I am the person that filmed home video.
We were approached via e-mail by an older gentleman who said,
"I got a place for you to film.
It's an old Civil War battleground."
He said he would see weird stuff in the daytime, night time.
He would see soldiers and stuff all the time.
That was his claim.
Let's take a little walk through here.
As we first stepped on to the battlefield,
it was like an electric energy, I guess you'd say
would be the vibe.
I know one thing. It is cold out here.
You did feel a heaviness, like something bad did happen,
but you definitely got that, like, hair stands up
on the back of your neck feel.
Guys, this is going to be good.
So that was really the way I felt when I stepped on it.
War in the 1800s is not like it is today.
There were no automatic robotic combatants,
there were no drones, there wasn't this instant death.
It was very gritty. It was horrific.
This is going to leave behind such an echo.
Just hearing about it, the average person cringes.
Think about being there and seeing your friends
and brothers and countrymen alongside of you
getting torn apart, getting shot to pieces.
That kind of energy, it has to go somewhere.
Has to survive somehow.
And in my opinion, it's soaked into these battlefields.
And not long into the investigation,
the energy that was soaked
into this battlefield made itself heard.
Shh! Shh!
Do you hear that? Hello.
Tell me you hear that.
It's popping sounds.
Dude, that was a gunshot.
Listen carefully.
Over and over again, Jon and Tim hear the sound
of gunshots and not just from one direction.
That was this way.
Dude, I can feel it, though.
After it stops, for a moment at least,
Jon can only draw one conclusion.
It sounded to me like distant gunfire.
I'm...maybe cannon fire or something like that.
That's why it freaked me out so much.
If you've ever been around a large explosion or a gunshot
or close to it, you kind of feel a concussion from it.
That was the feeling I started to have.
Dude, I can feel it, though.
I guess the reason it felt like that is because it seemed
that the sound was coming from all around us
and not just in one area.
If that makes sense. It's like we would hear it
behind us, we'd hear it in front of us,
to the left, to the right, to the northeast, northwest.
And as we were hearing these sounds that were all around us,
but yet they were not there.
But it felt like we were out in the middle of it
at the same time.
I think these things are a great example of residual phenomena
or place memory phenomena, where, you know,
these guys are experiencing what happened in 1864.
They're hearing these gunshots.
And if there's going to be a place that absorbs
any kind of energy, it's going to be a battlefield.
You know, I mean, all the emotions,
all the energy that's playing out on these fields,
it's life or death for these guys.
If we are to believe that humans are capable
of leaving some sort of imprint on this world,
then I think that the situation and scenario
that they were surrounded with during the time of their death
is part of that imprint.
So when you hear footsteps in a haunted house,
ghosts don't have feet,
but they have the memory of the stairs.
And when you hear gunshots on a Civil War battlefield,
obviously there's no ghost guns.
But it's the memory of that. It's part of this history.
It's part of that spirit's story.
Dude...
What I thought also led credibility to the fact
that these investigators were hearing gunshots
is that they reported not only hearing it,
but feeling it within the Earth.
I can feel it, though.
And if you've ever shot a gun before...
that shakes you, it shakes the environment,
it disperses the sound,
so you literally feel the sound wave
burst past your face and shakes your body,
and they're reporting feeling that, as well.
They're feeling the ground move.
There would be moments where just nothing happened.
Then we would start hearing it again.
And it would go on for,
you know, 30 seconds to a minute.
- Dude, did you hear that? - Heard it again, yeah.
It's coming from all directions.
I'd never experienced anything that repeated
and went on like that did.
Dude!
That come from behind me.
Jon left the property that night convinced that
what he heard were indeed echoes from the past.
Fall in!
And it's something he will never forget.
March!
The farther we get from the lessons of history,
the paler and weaker they become.
Battalion!
McNEILL: So that when there's no one alive left
who remembers the real hands-on awful experience
of something like a Civil War...
Ready...aim...
...we risk perhaps doing it again.
Fire!
McNEILL: Hauntings...
That was a gunshot.
McNEILL: ...are an important cultural way...
I can feel it, though.
McNEILL: ...that we remind ourselves why we don't want to
let ourselves take that path again.
Coming up, a fish story
that will blow your mind today.
- Dude, what is that? - What the heck?
Fishing, one of the great leisure activities
throughout the world, and it almost doesn't even matter
whether you catch something or not because the simple act
of dropping your line in from a boat or a dock or the shore
of a beautiful lake can immediately fill you
with a sense of peace and communing with nature.
Unless, of course, you're suddenly interrupted
by a legendary creature called the Ogopogo.
Could this be the Canadian Loch Ness Monster?
Do you see that?
July 10, 2018,
in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada, Blake Neudorf
and his father are fishing off a dock on Okanagan Lake
when suddenly they see this.
What is that?
A giant serpent like creature, appears to be meandering
around the surface of the water.
Do you see that?
Blake would later estimate that the creature
was at least 60 feet long, slithering at
an incredible speed, some 200 yards offshore.
Dude, what is that?
The creature eventually slithers off
into a nearby bay.
Wow, that is -- that's messed up, man.
So Blake and his dad drive there in an attempt
to get a closer look.
But they find nothing.
So what was it that they saw in the lake that day?
You absolutely are seeing something with huge mass
wading through the water.
It seems like the top of it is a bit flat.
It covers a lot of surface area, that's for sure.
What is that?
It certainly doesn't seem to be a rogue wave
or the wake of a boat, which would clearly dissipate
as it got further away from its source.
This, if anything, seems to become more apparent
as the video rolls on
and it gets further and further away from where it started.
McNEILL: It definitely appears to be moving under its own
locomotion, not just caught adrift in a current
or being moved by the water itself.
And so it's pretty compelling as evidence of some sort of
living creature in this body of water.
Perhaps the location of the sighting,
Okanagan Lake in the southwest corner of Canada,
gives us a hint as to what this could be.
What is that?
In Lake Okanagan, there is this legend of the Ogopogo.
It's been around hundreds of years.
The Ogopogo creature is an eel-like, serpent-like
creature said to be scaly with green to brown skin.
Sometimes it's reported to have horns and spikes on its back.
But essentially it's some sort of aquatic amphibian
or perhaps reptile that's yet to be discovered.
The First Nations people of Canada actually had stories
about this creature going back centuries,
and they held it in such high regard
that they would actually sacrifice small animals
before they would venture on to the water
as a way to protect them from the water spirits.
In 1980, the Tourism Association offered up a million dollars
for the proof of existence of the Ogopogo.
And then Greenpeace itself declared the Ogopogo
to be an endangered species.
So whatever is happening in the waters of Lake Okanagan,
people believe there's something under there.
But if there's so much public enthusiasm
and belief about this creature's existence,
why has it not been found and officially categorized?
You think about the size of Lake Okanagan.
It's 800 feet deep in some places.
It's miles long and miles wide. It's a huge area to search.
And if there's submerged caves,
then I don't know if you would ever find this creature.
They don't want to be found.
They're clearly highly evolved.
If anything, we're the worst thing that could
possibly happen to them.
What do we do? We find them.
What's the first thing that we do?
Cut it open. You got to look at the bits.
I wouldn't want to be found by humans either.
Which means the Ogopogo is just another
example of how little we know about Earth's vast waters.
We've really only explored about 5%
of all the bodies of water on our planet.
So there are so many things that could be lurking down there
in the deep.
Something to keep in mind
next time you're casting a line.
What it that?
Coming up, a woman communicates
with the spirits...
If this is Dave, please turn the light back off.
...in her attic.
Thank you.
The attic -- for many, the creepiest part of a house.
Maybe it's the cramped space,
the musty smell, the lack of natural light.
Or maybe, just maybe, it's the fact
that sometimes it's filled with a bunch of ghosts.
Like it was for one woman in Virginia who dared to conduct
a spirit box session on her attic steps
and received startling results.
If this is Dave, please turn the light back off.
September 2019, in Shenandoah Valley, Virginia.
After hearing footsteps and other unexplained noises
coming from the attic of her farmhouse,
Cherie Breeden finally musters up the courage
to do what she hadn't ever done before --
run a spirit box and flashlight session
on her attic.
Or at least the doorway to the attic.
This is the first time I've ever done this.
Look at the flashlight.
We're at the entrance of my attic.
I just want you to quickly see.
I get the creeps up there all the time,
but it might just be, you know...
The light just turned back on.
Hi. My name is Cherie.
And I filmed this video.
I kept hearing unexplained noises
and just, I don't know, something just said,
"You know, I'm gonna open the door,
see if we can get any communication."
And as you can see,
I got a little more than I bargained for.
Hello? Who was that?
Can you please say your name?
Well, hello. My name is Cherie. What's your name?
Did I hear Mark? I swear I've heard Mark before.
Did you say your name was Mark?
Turn the light back on if you are.
So the flashlight test is a simple experiment
done by ghost investigators where they take a flashlight
and unscrew the back of it to the point where it
barely makes contact, it barely lights up.
And then in theory, they can use this method
to ask a spirit questions and have it answer
by turning on the light.
Do you stay in the attic?
Are you in the attic all the time?
If you are, turn the light back on for yes.
How many spirits are up here?
Can you give me a number?
I thought I heard you say "a lot."
We have quite a few in the house, and there was one
named Dave who likes to come around quite a bit.
I think he's more curious about what I'm doing here.
But I believe through this spirit box answers,
it sounded as if there were more than one.
If this is Dave, please turn the light back off.
Though Cherie managed to remain calm throughout,
there were times when the communication
started to freak her out.
I actually wanted to just shut the attic door
in the middle of it, but I thought,
"You know, if you want to learn more information,"
so I kind of trudged through it.
Yeah, it made me feel a little uneasy.
But at the same time, it was, I guess,
a confirming feeling to know that, you know,
there is someone up here whose noises you're hearing,
and the things that you feel
when you go up there are not just your imagination.
If there's a good spirit, please turn the light on or say yes.
The spirit in the attic?
Thank you.
I'm very happy to see that it's a good spirit.
She didn't really seem afraid of these spirits,
which is a good thing.
Hello.
Because if you're going to be conducting
an investigation, it's best that you are not terrified or angry
or have any heightened emotion.
You want to be calm and positive.
It probably helped that Cherie was prepared
for the activity...
given the long history of the farmhouse.
The house was originally built in the 1850s
as a four room log cabin.
Apparently Stonewall Jackson and his troops
did march down our street.
There's Civil War history behind it.
There was a servants quarters.
All of these original structures are still on the property.
I think that all that energy and all those emotions
can be absorbed into a location, and then when the conditions
are correct, that somebody might be able to experience
those emotions and all that energy that happened,
you know, months ago, years ago, or 100 years ago.
It's not too hard because I typically don't get scared.
I just leave the room.
That's my policy, too, and advice to other people.
You know, if you feel like you're uncomfortable or scared,
just stop doing it, you know, leave the area.
Though the attic still creeps her out...
Just one? Thank you.
...Cherie feels much better having opened up
a line of communication with the apparently benign spirits.
I kind of feel that I do have protection.
It's a confidence that I have about myself
that I just don't feel like anything is going to harm me.
But I also make a point to stay away from haunted locations
that feel like very negative
or something, you know, bad could happen.
Coming up, a poltergeist lashes out...
Aah!
...in a tattoo parlor.
There's an immense amount of pressure
that comes with being a professional tattoo artist.
For starters, each of your clients is asking you
to put ink on their bodies for the rest of their lives.
And it's your responsibility to get every last detail
of the artwork, however strange or obscure, correct.
Add to that the fact that you are inflicting pain
upon the person, and the situation can suddenly
become extremely stressful.
Now, imagine dealing with all of that plus...
Aah!
...a ghost throwing stuff at your head.
February 2020, in Essex, UK.
During a slow moment at the tattoo parlor where they work,
Sian Hayes is getting a quick tattoo
from her co-worker, Jamie...
when suddenly...
Watch again in slow motion as a series of objects,
including a heavy speaker,
fall on Jamie's head almost as if they were thrown on him.
They are all instantly freaked out.
My name is Sian Hayes.
I am one of the tattoo artists at a studio,
and I'm actually the person getting tattooed in the video.
I think there was a half second of, "Holy cow, are you okay?"
You know, because it was quite a large impact on his head.
Because it looks light, the way it falls.
It's a heavy Bluetooth speaker.
Like, he had quite a lump for a couple of days.
And for it have -- you see it's quite set back on the shelf
before it falls, and it's never fallen before.
It's never fallen since. It's a very sturdy shelf.
But for that or any other objects to fall and hit him,
immediately you're like, "Oh, my God."
But then at the same time,
you're like, "This is fantastic."
The object seems to fly off violently,
like it's almost pushed from behind,
but obviously the shelf is up against a wall
and there wouldn't be any room for anybody back there
to be to be manipulating these objects.
It's not just one thing gets knocked over
and knocks everything else over and a domino effect.
It looks like all of the things on the shelf are pulled down
at the man sitting below it on purpose.
He seems at the end of his rope, like...
"I'm getting a little tired of this."
Almost as if something is targeting him specifically.
And given what the staff has experienced
in the past, that reaction isn't surprising.
They had long had their suspicions
about the place being haunted.
You hear things, you see things.
You know, there will be occasions you'll be chatting
to someone, you'll both turn to the side...
You know, people get trapped here and there,
but this is the first time
something of impact has happened.
So assuming this is an intelligent haunt,
who could it be?
Maybe a cranky old fashioned ghost.
We feel like they could be old.
Suddenly, you know, there's a rattle here,
there's a tap in there.
Who knows.
If this is a spirit that's haunting this tattoo shop,
maybe they're not too keen on a young lady getting a tattoo.
So they take it out on the artist.
Aah!
Or could the reason for this haunting have something
to do with Sian's own emotional state?
When people receive a tattoo,
it's usually a pretty significant moment,
you know, marking a very important event in their life.
And so that creates a lot of emotional energy.
If you think of getting a tattoo as a de facto ritual,
you're saying something, you are trying to make a statement,
you're doing something for yourself
or for someone else that is very personal and it involves blood.
You could almost see this as a pact with some
invisible force that you weren't even expecting.
A lot of people see tattoos as
a religious experience.
They feel euphoric during it.
After it, they feel addicted to it.
And so to have a place that's so filled
with that kind of energy makes a ton of sense to me,
that that spirit would attach itself to that.
As for Sian, whatever happens next, she's into it.
The things you see and the things you hear
when you're a tattoo artist, people come in and go,
"Is this the place where that thing happened, you know?"
You're like, "Yeah, yeah, that was us."
Aah!
What should you do in the event you witness
something paranormal?
Here are some tips to get it all on camera.
It's reaching its hand towards you.
Know your history.
Dude, that was a gunshot.
Check your security footage.
Then check it again.
Overcome your fear...
How many spirits are up here?
...of the unknown?
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