This guy has too much poltergeist footage to be fake

Originally posted by Balkan
reply to post by nightstalker78

 

Why should I do the work for you? It took me less than ten minutes of digging around to find all I needed to know. And that's my point. People find stuff and it looks 'amazing' and he has so much footage it 'must be real', but they never take five measly minutes to try and figure out if they're being hoodwinked. Continue to be amazed, I guess. It is amusing video.

Woah,buddy.Relax. All I meant is if you had a link or something to back up your claim it's been tampered with.I personally don't care either way.So,no,I don't expect you to do the work for me. Oh and never once did I say it was 'amazing'. Interesting sure,but that doesn't mean it's real and I know that.

reply to post by fredthebed84

Hi - I'll just come right out with it.
Is the person who posted these videos - you?

Are they yours, and you're presenting them as something you 'found' on You Tube?

I don't think I'm out of line in asking.

The reason I do ask? Your style of writing here in your post, and, the style of writing used in the 'blog' posted along with the video are - eerily similar. *Wink*

peace

The flying tool or pelican box does not have a natural trajectory if it was pulled or thrown, because it lifts up again and slows down before setting back down on that file cabinet top..

By the way, anyone can make a blog and appear to be an expert and debunk anything.. People are so afraid of being thought an idiot for believing this stuff could be real that they jump on the fake train real quick...

What we end up with is a myriad display of emotional and sociological human behavior.. Personally, I think the former can be more entertaining than the actual subject matter..

The only way to know if something like this was real and not fake would be to have been there, and seen it all yourself.. Not because some schmoe said it's fake because of ambiguous reasons on a website..

If I had activity like that in my bathroom, I sure as heck wouldn't have scissors hanging out like that.

reply to post by fredthebed84


I'm not sure of what to make of this. It seems almost staged, especially the bathroom scene. But it looks rather impressive if it was a hoax.

this is gonna be very lame i know...but i think the guy shat himself at 3:50 if you listen closely lol

The title of this thread made me laugh...thanks!

I bet counterfeiters would love to use this defense...

Counterfeiter: "Look judge, I just have too much cash for this to be counterfeit"

Judge: "case dismissed"

Originally posted by alienreality
The flying tool or pelican box does not have a natural trajectory if it was pulled or thrown, because it lifts up again and slows down before setting back down on that file cabinet top..

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An unnatural trajectory of items thrown about has been observed in other poltergeist cases, it seems to be typical of polts - if I remember right, Guy Lyon Playfair discusses this feature of polt activity in his book on the Enfield case. I have just sat and watched through pretty much all the videos this guy has posted of the activity in his house and in the basement of the office block where it occurred initially and it is convincing. I don't believe he is faking it. The microwave incident was a bit freaky when it just kept going when he yanked the plug out of the socket. I have to say though, if it were me then I would have to get rid of the stuffed toys and the doll - that is just way too creepy..


peace
J

Originally posted by corvin77
this is gonna be very lame i know...but i think the guy shat himself at 3:50 if you listen closely lol

edit on 7/22/2011 by corvin77 because: (no reason given)

Yeah I heard it too!

Man, I like these videos but I will say one thing though: I don't understand why he doesn't try talking with the poltergeist. I mean, if some asshole ghost woke me up late at night by making a lot of loud noise, I would deploy every single meanest word and phrase I have at my disposal. At the very least, I would scream at it to wait until I wake up

Doesn't the OP find it odd that his cameras are always in the right place at the right time?

Use the noggin.

Why would you start a thread that is almost identical to the one you posted on June 7'th?
ATS THREAD: "This has to be real"

I'm thinking I agree with some other people, that this is your video that you likely faked.

reply to post by silo13


no I am not the person posting the videos, I am just someone that finds them very interesting and was looking for some decent replies as to how they could be faked, but no one seems interested in that, only just yelling out "fake".

Originally posted by silverking
reply to post by fredthebed84

 

Wow! Those Ghosts really hate cabinet doors. I love how in about 13:19 in the video his accomplice gets caught up in the role and breaks the door. The "ghost" also seems to realize that the door broke and paused for a couple seconds as if not sure what to do. Also, I could be wrong but doesn't it look like the door is hanging by a wire when it breaks. Just my opinion

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I agree.
A cheap roll of fishing line could accomplish all of these incidents. Having the lights out makes it a whole lot easier to disguise the line too. Why did he insist on using a flashlight during the wardrobe scene? Why not just turn the light on? Hell, that's the first thing I would've done..

Originally posted by fredthebed84
reply to post by silo13

 

no I am not the person posting the videos, I am just someone that finds them very interesting and was looking for some decent replies as to how they could be faked, but no one seems interested in that, only just yelling out "fake". [/quote

All you need is two things:

1. An accomplice

2. Fishing Line..

Simple.

Originally posted by BrnBdry
Doesn't the OP find it odd that his cameras are always in the right place at the right time?

Use the noggin.

A lot of it was due to past activity happening in those spots...

Another reason the camera would be in the right place is because he was aiming it at the current activity?

The human race has been trained since birth not to believe in this stuff, so I understand your not focusing on things very closely...

There are more reasons I have seen in these videos to beieve it's the real deal, than reasons to not believe it...

The way things are being moved aren't anything like obvious fakery....

Those cabinet doors banging so fast and hard, back and forth like that without any visible means of manipulation is pretty good....

If it is fake, it took a huge amount of resources, time and effort...

Only way to learn further would be if he had a bonified investigation there in his home..

The TV show Fact or Faked on the SyFy Channel was going to do a 1/2hr. segment on this guy but they passed it up for something else. Not sure if they'll go back to this since this dude has been proven a hoaxer... but who knows, that show is horrible anyways.

Check out this video - it purports to prove these videos are indeed fakes...



J

Let me get this straight.

The guy sets up a camera literally anywhere and catches ghost activity.

Kitchen: Cupboard doors and plates bang and smash.

Bedroom: Toys come to life and bedsheets get thrown around.

Bathroom: Stuff flies around.

Outside. The bin has a hissy fit....

Oh, and this fake garbage has been posted numerous times. Stop "youtubing" ghost footage and believing everything you see

Originally posted by fredthebed84
I wish if people think this is fake that they would actually give a detailed explanation of why instead of just shouting out "fake"

How about those that think it is real give a detailed explanation of why it could not be faked instead of shouting "it must be real"!

I wonder how much fishing line that guy has used so far.