Okay first off, even if you guys find this to be the dumbest thing you've ever seen, please just amuse my fancy for a moment of your time. To be exact, make that 4minutes and 25 seconds of your time.
Okay: 1) I am a firm believer of demon's and angels. And 98% of the time when you're dealing with a spirit, its going to be a demon, from what I've studied and have dealt with personally.
2) No...I'm not so naive to believe that every spirit/poltergeist/demon/ghost video on youtube is real. There are ways to fake the stuff easily in most cases of what you find on youtube.
With that in mind, here is a video I want you guys to review.
Random Ghost Video TitleOkay now that you guys have viewed over it, here is what I want to ask you.
1)Most videos found of moving items of any sorta, can most of the time be faked. But if a video involves strange activity with an animal THEN it gets my interest.
So the first thing I want to ask is, how easy is it to train an animal to react to something that obviously you can't see? I mean yeah it could be argued that someone could have been behind the camera to cause the dogs to react, but at the angle the dogs look up and the way they act nervous in such a strange way...I mean what do you guys think of that?
2) Physics...what usually fascinates me on some videos is the "physics" of how an object can be faked moving on its own with a wire string vs of it being moved by an unnatural force and appearing in an unnatural movement.
What get's to me the most in this video is the "physics" of how the paper towel is flipped. I mean if it was pulled off the table, that could be easily faked with fishing wire. But studying the direction of where its being flipped and HOW its being flipped boggles the s**t out of me. Basically when I look at it, it looks like a paper towel being flipped forward, and then played in reverse. Only in this case that "reverse" motion is happening first. Does that make any sense? I mean the "physics" of it makes no sense to me or how it could be faked, hence why it looks real to me.
3)Okay, the chemistry of somebody's vision. When you stare at something without blinking for a period of time and move your vision away; almost like a photographic memory, you can still see that image in front of your eyes. I forgot the technical term for that.
The reason I bring that up is because throughout the entire video, if you keep starring at the door when its opening and closing, you can tell there's an inconsistency of movement of shadow and what not on the door. Almost as if you're seeing a watery ripple affect in the air. You can see it to the upper right of the door frame and you can see it above the table. Even if I stare at these spots in the videos with my peripheral vision, I sitll see the watery affect in the air. And yes I know sometimes not as clear quality videos can create that type of affect on the video, but in this one it seems too out of place to me.
4)Radio wave frequencies. Obviously about the radio. Yes, someone could be fiddling with the radio, but that's an extremely weird sound for a radio frequency to be interrupted don't you think? I want to hear your thoughts on it.
5)The door opening and closing. When it closed the first time, I figured someone was inside the closet and pulling it shut. But then when it kept reopening and reclosing...you'd have to turn the handle in order to open it and close it like that so I doubt you can do that with fishing wire. What do you think of that theory? How could that possibly be faked?
One other thing I clearly noticed is at one point the video's vision blurred. Can that be easily faked as well? Usually if a video is edited you can tell where the video cuts on and off, but I don't seem to notice any of that in this video. Also one last note. If this is fake, it'd have to be done by at least more than one person correct? And if so, if there were multiple people in the room, wouldn't the dogs have noticed or reacted at least? The dogs only reacted to one thing.
Let me hear ALL YOUR THOUGHTS!
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