| ID | #1657618506 |
| Added | Tue, 12/07/2022 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | |
| Phenomena | |
| Status | Hypothesis
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Initial data
The mysterious pale figure was captured on CCTV footage, which caused a heated debate among ghostbusters and paranormal enthusiasts.
Footage of the strange "pale creature" has been widely shared on the Internet, and it's enough to keep you awake at night.
Looking like a scene from "Very Strange Cases" or "Harry Potter," a small, eerily pale creature was filmed near Morehead, Kentucky, which sparked discussion in Twitter of what it might be.
The video shows a recording of a pale white lanky figure that looks quite similar to a human, but is hunched in a distorted position. A figure appears in the garden in front of or behind a person's house, approaching the car of the owner of the house.
The owner of the house says:
"You can clearly see his face."
The video, published by Paranormality Magazine, has gained more than 250,000 views, thousands of likes and hundreds of comments.
Users flocked to the post to analyze the record in more detail and discuss what the mysterious figure might be.
One asked:
"This is a video recording of a monitor playing a recording, isn't it? Not the video itself."
"Do you know the exact location? I am part of a paranormal research group based in Morehead," another user said.
The third indicated:
"I have a question, is it infrared radiation? Because a pale creature would actually be dark in color (a dude in a black suit) and in this case would look white. I know it's not your video, but things like this can reveal a lot of missing details."
However, Paranormality Magazine responded to several users, noting that he was actually "a little disappointed with the video" because he thinks "it's a guy in a suit."
Original news
A mysterious pale figure has been caught on security footage, sparking intense debate among ghost hunters and paranormal enthusiasts.
As if the hot weather wasn't already giving you a challenge to try and drift off to sleep, footage of a strange 'Pale creature' has been widespread online, and it's enough to keep anyone up at night.
Looking like a scene out of Stranger Things or Harry Potter, a small, creepy pale being has been captured on video near Morehead, KY, sparking conversation on Twitter as to just what it could be.
The video shows a recording of a pale white, lanky sort of figure, which appears quite human-like but hunched over in a distorted position.
The figure is recorded in the front or back garden of a person's house, approaching the home owner's car.
The home owner says: "You can see his face clearly."
The video, shared by Paranormality Magazine, has amassed more than 250,000 views, thousands of likes and hundreds of comments.
Users have flocked to the post to analyse the recording in further detail and debate what the mysterious figure could be.
One questioned: "It's a video recording of a monitor playing the recording isn't it? Not the actual video itself."
"You know the exact location? I’m part of a paranormal research team based in Morehead," another user said.
A third pointed out: "The question I have, is this infrared?
"Because the pale creature would actually be dark colored (Dude in a black suit) and showing up white in that case. I know it’s not your vid but things like that can reveal a lot of missed detail."
However, Paranormality Magazine replied to a few users, noting it was actually 'a bit disappointed by the video' because it thinks 'it's a guy in a suit'.
Hypotheses
Deliberate falsification
This version includes any falsifications that imitate unexplained phenomena both from the outside: practical jokes, flash mobs, fake news, witness fraud, staging, etc.
There are many ways to make something similar to a ghost or a flying saucer from improvised materials, without using video and photomontage.
Many homemade things made for the sake of a joke, a practical joke or a direct imitation of a mystical being or event can be taken as unexplained not only in photos and videos, but also in reality.
Take pictures and video from the screen
Most often this method is used to hide the detail, allowing to identify a fake, because of the fear of lost a significant part of fine detail, distorted image, etc.
However, it may be a special case of the use of frames from films, broadcasts etc. for fraud.
Investigation
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