Spooky apparitions spotted running across the road in Gettysburg

[rayg]

Any believers?

Two 'spooky apparitions are spotted running across the road in front of petrified driver' at Gettysburg Civil War site where 50,000 soldiers lost their lives in 1863

Late night video appears to capture two grainy apparitions dashing across a road
The footage was shot at the Gettysburg Civil War battle site that is known to be one of the most haunted places in the country

Up to 51,000 soldiers are thought to have died in the three-day long battle together with 5,000 horses

Many of the soldiers died in agony on the battlefield while the fighting raged around them with others passing away in triage units around the periphery

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ettysburg.html

[togor]

Wet windshield artifact.

[Gun Smoke]

There's been many sightings claimed over the years in that region.

[Roadkingtrax]

Jesus in the Grilled Cheese.

[Vern Humphrey]

Look at it closely -- it's one of the Three Stooges, carrying a metal detector and being chased by a Park Ranger.

[Roadkingtrax]

Look at it closely -- it's one of the Three Stooges, carrying a metal detector and being chased by a Park Ranger.

OK

[m1ashooter]

I didn't see anything but wet windshield. I will also say that I believe in ghosts and that battle field has had many reports of sightings.

[togor]

I didn't see anything but wet windshield. I will also say that I believe in ghosts and that battle field has had many reports of sightings.

People may also be seeing ghosts in the data compression of dash cams or other low bandwidth devices.

And then there are the white noise generators for picking up "ghost" sounds

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_voice_phenomenon

Early technique was tape recorders....put an attenuator on a microphone, then crank up the gain on the recorder, in effect boosting the white noise ("tape hiss") associated with tape recording. Listen to white noise long enough, and you'll get a burst of something in the audio band that the brain turns into language. Now they just broadcast low power white noise on AM bands and let the sucker's imagination (using the word the right way not the Trump way) do the rest.

Ghosts? Never seen one. Think them highly unlikely. Premonitions? Had a few that "felt" right in the moment and did in fact come to pass. I do believe there is some mystery yet left in this world.

[rayg]

I do believe there is some mystery yet left in this world.

Agree.....

[barretcreek]

Going to vote.

[Gun Smoke]

Going to vote.

+1

Got caught in the act.

[S.A. Boggs]

People may also be seeing ghosts in the data compression of dash cams or other low bandwidth devices.

And then there are the white noise generators for picking up "ghost" sounds

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_voice_phenomenon

Early technique was tape recorders....put an attenuator on a microphone, then crank up the gain on the recorder, in effect boosting the white noise ("tape hiss") associated with tape recording. Listen to white noise long enough, and you'll get a burst of something in the audio band that the brain turns into language. Now they just broadcast low power white noise on AM bands and let the sucker's imagination (using the word the right way not the Trump way) do the rest.

Ghosts? Never seen one. Think them highly unlikely. Premonitions? Had a few that "felt" right in the moment and did in fact come to pass. I do believe there is some mystery yet left in this world.

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Sam