Mysterious Light Caught On Fitness Club

Mysterious Light Caught On Fitness Club

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OVERLAND PARK, Kan. -- A surveillance camera at a workout club recently caught some mysterious images when no one was inside the building.

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Do you guys think this could be a ghost? whatever that was, activated the security cameras...strange. The owner called the security company and they sad
"'We don't know why that light would make the camera kick on, but it sure is interesting. Can we download a copy?'"

To see the video click on the link to see the surveillance video.

Direct Link to surveillance video







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[edit on 26-9-2008 by Paulite]

[edit on 26-9-2008 by Paulite]

[edit on 26-9-2008 by Paulite]

That link's not working right so I can't check it out atm...

Shame really, sounds interesting.

Drop the trailing "#" anchor in the URL and the link works:
www.kmbc.com...

It's just a bug crawling around on the camera dome.

Originally posted by Alxandro
Drop the trailing "#" anchor in the URL and the link works:
www.kmbc.com...

It's just a bug crawling around on the camera dome.

Thanks for the tip on the URL, but as for the thing itself. How can you be 100% sure that it's "Just a bug crawling around on the camera dome."?? I don't mean that rudely but, you've offered up absolutely no evidence or even a sufficiant reason for that conclusion.

Personally I don't think it's anything 'paranormal' or 'out of this world' but it looks eerily transparant and I don't think bugs on the camera dome would be see-through, would they?

BAHAHAHAHAH I LOVE IT DUDE! OH YEA your math was a little off... about 2,333.34 im sure you have been corrected 100 times just my 2 cents... but your a great mind keep it up! i just sent a copy to cnn.com/caffertyfile lol and added that if not then let the market correct itself. Bet they wont read that on air lol!

First, it's out of focus. It's out of the focal range because it's too close to the lens.
Second, it follows the path of an insect. A jerky walk that abrubtly stops and continues along a different direction.
Third, it walks along a different plane than that of the gym floor, the dome of the camera.
It's walking, not floating.

Test it yourself with any camera, put a small object one inch from the lens and see how blurry it looks.

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Nope it would appear you're correct. I looked back over it after reading your response. I wasn't calling you a liar or saying your judgement on it was BS; just to clarify that... I was merely asking for a little detail which you provided excellently, ty!

The one thing I'm not sure about, could be my monitor but it seems to 'disappear' not walk past the top of the cam-dome...