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A strange figure emerges from the darkness. She is dressed entirely in white. She is hunched over. Her hair is disheveled and tousled. This is really scary. She seems to be walking, leaning on a stick, like a large cane. This is one of the creepiest things I have ever seen. March 2016. Night on a quiet suburban street. Cameras guard property, monitor animals, and "nanny cameras" watch over children. After midnight, baby Connor cries, demanding attention. It is clear that the child is upset about something. And then, in the strangest movement I've ever seen, the baby climbs onto the side of the crib, then suddenly stands up. There's something about this
that seems otherworldly. Just shining eyes. It seems as if he is truly possessed. This child is performing a real "exorcism The baby balances on the crib rail for over 20 seconds. It balances perfectly on this narrow crossbar. It doesn't even wobble. He's just kind of frozen, like a gymnast. The baby falls back into the crib unharmed. His parents upload the recording, and the internet explodes. Many are questioning the authenticity of the video. Today, the first assumption is that someone tampered with the video and faked it.
There's a demonic child, a supernatural acrobatic stunt, eerie shadows, and this questionable surveillance footage The question is, is this true? forensic video expert with over 20 years of experience. He analyzes the recording frame by frame in search of traces of forgery. When I study the sequence with my child, the crib rails partially cover the baby's body. It's very, very difficult to do any special effects after filming to make it look real. He falls backwards and hits the mattress. During this fall, I examined the footage of him going down, and when he hits the mattress, you can see a certain imprint on the mattress.
Look at this section here. See if there is a slight bounce there. I don't think it's a fake. McCourt's initial analysis cannot explain why the child's eyes look so horrible. One very important part of this video that's worth highlighting is that this kid's eyes are just crazy. It really does look like demonically possessed eyes are watching. McCourt believes that the " nanny cam" is the key to solving the devilish look in the child's eyes. This is not a ghost. This is not the devil. It's none of the above. " Nanny cams" work by illuminating the room with infrared light. The camera captures any
infrared radiation reflected from the object. One part of our body is particularly reflective. When the pupil is dilated, there is a reflective area at the back of the eye through which the eyes glow. This is similar to the "red- eye" effect in photographs. Pediatrician Randall Pearson inspects the area around the crib. He notices an important clue. The blanket on the floor that you see in the video could indicate that he is irritated, nervous, and angry, which is why he dropped it. He is upset. This can trigger a release of adrenaline. The heart rate increases, breathing speeds up, allowing the muscles to get more oxygen.
Pearson believes that baby Connor may have experienced a physiological response called hysterical force. Hysterical force is, in essence, a state of being under strong psychological pressure For example, if you are being chased by an animal or your child is under a car. There are documented cases where people have hidden reserves of muscle strength that are not available in their normal state. Surveillance cameras at the taxi stand captured 20 seconds of horrific footage. We are in the parking lot. We watch a security camera recording of a man hailing a taxi. The taxi pulls up, everything looks completely normal. But what happens next is
completely abnormal. A ghostly figure appears, resembling a Japanese ghost. This figure is quite creepy, with long, hanging hair. It is definitely a female silhouette. She is hunched over, with a curved back, and her legs are not clearly visible. The ghost is clearly following the man to the car, but if you rewind a little, there is no one behind him The passenger seems completely unaware of his otherworldly companion. The very thought of a ghost coming up from behind and getting into the car before you even notice. How creepy.
It's really hard to find a good explanation. Investigators are asking if this is some kind of glitch or blurring effect caused by the dashcam. But neuroscientist Jade Lovell is skeptical that the ghostly woman could just be a result of video glitches. This is unlikely to be a mistake due to the quality of the recording. Everywhere else, except for this one moment, the video looks normal. This is a very clear figure. This makes you wonder what the real reason for this phenomenon is. Science columnist Jeff Wise studied Japanese mythology. He notices that the strange apparition is strikingly similar to the creatures that haunt Japanese
nightmares. In Japanese culture, there is a tradition of Yurei, which is the equivalent of our ghost. This is the spirit of a person who, you know, must wander the earthly world. Ghosts usually appear because of unfinished business. So, it's a kind of unshared emotions and desires that remain after someone dies too early or too violently They say the Yurei return to take cruel revenge on the living. Killing them with fear and dragging their souls into demonic worlds. Could the man in the video be in mortal danger? She follows him very closely. I mean, it looks like he's being personally persecuted. If a ghost is following him, it makes you wonder what this guy did in the past.
According to Japanese legends, seeing a Yurei, even on video, puts the viewer in mortal danger and can lead to a horrific death within 7 days. So, this coincides with what the Japanese believe about the afterlife. The power of the spirits of the dead who have not yet left us. Could even watching this video be a fatal mistake? The Navajo Reservation, Utah, home to the largest Native American tribe in the United States. The Navajo connection to this land goes back centuries. January 2017, a man driving through the reservation films a strange movement in the rocks. Its form is humanoid and hunched over.
Leaning on a rock, it appears to have two powerful legs, a long straight back, and slender arms. Experts cannot interpret what is on the recording. I've never seen footage of a creature that looks like this., you think you're seeing something solid, but it starts moving, and at first glance, it looks like it's changing shape. Is this a two-legged creature? Is this a four-legged creature? The question is, what the hell is this Eventually, it seems to transform into a four-legged animal and run away.
Oh my God. What? it knows the camera is watching it. Local Navajo Pete Sands agrees to investigate the area where the filming took place. He seems to have very unnatural legs. It looks almost like the hind legs of a deer, but it has some paws. It has human qualities, but it is definitely something Werewolves are better known as " skinwalkers." You know, a lot of people always confuse werewolves and shamans. Shamans are not werewolves. These are two different things. Because the shaman works for the good of your spirit. And the skinwalker works to harm your spirit. Their souls are dark.
Their intentions are evil. And they are people, creatures, or people, however you want to see them. You, as they will harm you physically and spiritually, and will not hesitate to do either Skinwalkers are most famous for their ability to don the skin of an animal and somehow transform into that creature. Many people are still afraid of these legends. A woman driving near Sedona claims that a half-human, half-beast, skinwalker ran alongside her car at 60 miles per hour and even knocked on the window. Truck drivers in Arizona have reported similar incidents on the side of the road. skinwalker, then this is a place you probably don't want to be.
Image analyst Ben Radford examines the footage to determine if When you see a video like this, one of the first questions is: is it real? Is that true? Is this a hoax? Is this a fake? Is this a mistaken identification? In this case, I don't think it's a hoax or a fake. I think it's some kind of animal, actually filmed, probably where it was claimed. Is she bipedal? Is she quadrupedal? You can see that there is a back here, what looks like the back of the body, and maybe part of the tail. Then the question is: what the hell is this? Irbid Mountains, Northern Jordan. December 2014. Two young men are driving down a dark, deserted country road when their car's engine mysteriously stalls. strange figure emerges from the darkness.
She is dressed entirely in white. She is hunched over. Her hair is disheveled and sticking out in different directions. This is absolutely terrifying. It looks like she's walking with a stick, like a big stick. This is one of the creepiest things I have ever seen. Suddenly she runs at them. This poor driver, I don't know if he's ever been so scared in his life. He is clearly in a panic. They keep backing away, and she keeps getting closer. They give up, she keeps moving forward.
She seems to be stalking them. You think it can't get any worse, but it does. It's the most terrifying sound I've probably ever heard. This sounds like pure evil. This poor guy.He's terrified. He sounds genuinely scared. Who is she and what does she want? In Jordan, locals believe the video captured something supernatural. In this region, and indeed throughout the world, there is a belief in this supernatural or even otherworldly force. For many, this eerie white figure is a genie. Genie is actually the root of the word "genius," which we know from fairy tales like "Aladdin" or "One Thousand and One Nights
Genies are not the wish- granting servants from the lamp Hollywood movies. They are widely known as werewolves who possess other superhuman powers. The Quran tells believers that jinn really exist. Some of them don't even talk about it. They don't even say the word "jinn" because they believe that the jinn feeds on human attention. If you live in this area and see something like this on the road, you'll think of a genie. And now-Manado, Indonesia. May 5, 2020. At the cemetery, a funeral attendee films a man being placed in a coffin with a glass window.
Oh my god, what was that? Am I.Is that a hand? The dead man's hand seems to be moving inside the coffin, waving as if in a desperate plea for help. It makes you wonder if what we are seeing instead of a funeral is a terrible mistake. The grieving family doesn't seem to notice their deceased relative moving in the coffin, or perhaps they were expecting it. On this island, some locals believe that the bodies of their relatives can be very active after death. Years after the funeral, relatives dig up the decomposing bodies and throw a party for the deceased.
Some call their dead "rolang," or rising corpses. I think we would rather call them "the living dead." Shocking footage shows the living bringing the dead back to their villages for rituals and ceremonies. They take their deceased aunt or grandmother for a walk from the burial cave to the village, dress her a little, give her something to eat, and carry her back. So, they never seem to part with their dead. Indeed, it is said that some corpses do not even need the help of relatives. Local legends suggest that these bodies can return to the village themselves with the help of a shaman.
It is said that shamans, powerful local priests, can use the black magic of zombification to revive corpses so that they can reach their former homes. From an Indonesian perspective, where they believe that the dead can potentially, with the help of a shaman, rise and leave, perhaps they wouldn't be so scared of someone moving around in a coffin, even if they were a completely dead person. Doctor Shavon Deshauer watches the video and asks herself if this might not be a corpse, but a living person caught in a nightmare. Although it is very rare, there are certain medical conditions in which a person appears to be dead, even though they are not.
The Victorians were terrified and almost obsessed with the idea of being So much so that they even arranged to have a small bell placed in the coffin in case they needed to warn the world that they weren't dead. We can mock the Victorians, but we ourselves are now faced with the possibility that this is still happening today. Biologist Leslie Samuel discovers a medical condition that makes a patient appear dead, and it baffles even modern medicine. Catalepsy turns the living into the dead by reducing heart rate and respiration to levels below normal. A person suffering from catalepsy may also become numb, as if they were in a cadaveric state, and become less sensitive to pain Doctors around the
world have been fooled by conditions like catalepsy, so we can't dismiss this possibility. The way the hand rises, as if a person is coming out of a deep sleep, makes me believe that this person was alive the whole time. Could it be that the Indonesian doctors simply made a mistake and are going to bury this man alive? So, the town of Ichinda in the state of Jharkhand, Eastern India. April 27, 2021. While driving on Highway 75, a motorcyclist films his journey on his phone. These motorcycles are driving across a highway bridge in the middle of the night.
There is no light except what comes from their headlights. Suddenly he notices something strange on the side of the road. I can't see anything. But, oh, wait, what's that. What is that? In the light of the headlights, what looks like a human figure is visible. Wait, are they naked? This is very creepy. Is this even a human being? Keep looking at the figure. The gait, the way she moves, is really very peculiar, very strange, almost ethereal Suddenly, the humanoid figure turns to look at the audience. Her face
is lost in the shadows. If I was on my bike and saw this, I would speed up instead of slowing down to capture it on camera. The men stay on their motorcycles, not daring to come any closer. It just doesn't look like a human. The long-bodied, two-legged creature seems to ignore everything around it and simply walks away into the darkness. It would be a very scary sight to come across one on the road late at night. And you can hear that the people filming it are very alarmed. Scared by what they just encountered.
Data scientist Liberty Whitterd examines local reports of a spooky encounter. All reports say the same thing Residents of the Indian state of Jharkhand believe they have seen an alien. When you first see this figure, it seems like it might just be a fairly thin person. But as the camera zooms in, you notice that the proportions of the figure are completely out of proportion. She is very tall, very thin, and her arms are too long in relation to her body. The body not only looks naked, it seems to have no hair at all. The skin appears mottled, smooth, and has an odd color-perhaps gray or cream. Many draw a parallel between this figure and the classic gray alien that flooded pop culture after the Roswell incident. This is the idea that
aliens are humanoid, but not quite human. They have large heads, large eyes, elongated arms and fingers, and are similar in color. We tend to assume that aliens will look like humans. There is no reason to believe that intelligent life from other planets will necessarily be humanoid. They can be completely different. It could even be artificial intelligence. There is a theory that these gray aliens are actually us in the future. That what we see is a kind of historical tourism of people thousands, maybe millions of years ago, who
come back to our time only to stare at us, as we stare at people from the Neolithic or Tudor eras. traffic rules apply to aliens? But biologist Leslie Samuel finds eyewitness testimony that confirms that this strange bipedal object is not an alien. Eyewitnesses reported that they were returning home from a funeral and saw this creature, but upon closer inspection it turned out to be a woman, and this was confirmed by other passers-by who saw the same thing. In that case, we must ask, why is this woman walking alone, naked, in the middle of the night on a busy street? Biologist Kelly Price believes the woman could have been used as bait to lure drivers into a trap. So, could this be a trap? Is it being used to lure people, perhaps for assault
and robbery? India has a history of highwaymen, particularly a cult of ritual stranglers who terrorized the subcontinent for generations.
