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It’s a strange, strange world out there.
Just when you think you’ve figured it all out, you’re hit with something that really
throws you for a loop.
Not entirely sure what I mean?
Maybe you will after this installment, where we’re going to discuss some strange video
and audio footage.
Not only are they weird, they’re among the top 10 most unexplainable media that will
surely give you the chills.
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10.
Grave Robbing for Morons The New York accent, the leather jacket, the
home video camerawork: Grave Robbing for Morons has all of the makings of an eerie video that
someone probably should have looked deeper into.
Launching right into the video, our youthful host gives us a rather chilling description
of how to deskin a skull.
Then, he launches into a sort of "how to..." guide on grave robbing.
Making matters worse, as many point out in the comment section, there appears to be blood
on the young lads face.
9.
The Ghost of Blockbuster There are a few things about this alleged
spectral encounter that make it chilling and worthy of the "unexplainable" tag.
For one, we're in a public setting - a Blockbuster in Mexico.
Unlike most staged ghost videos, the camera isn't conveniently pointed at a subject.
It's a security camera with a logical and clear view of the store.
Then, there's the employee's reaction.
It seems to fall in line with a real, human response and isn't over-the-top for views.
So, what do you think?
Can you explain it?
8.
Saturn’s Message As the Cassini orbiter entered into Saturn's
orbit, it transmitted a strange signal back to NASA.
The space probe, which was part of the Cassini-Huygens mission oversaw by NASA, the European Space
Agency and the Italian Space Agency, was the first to enter the planet's orbit.
The signal that it picked up has been described as "alien," and with good reason.
Give it a listen, see if you can determine what you're hearing.
7.
The Woman on the Bridge Clever camerawork, a trick of the eye, something
added in post-production, or the spirit of one of the bridge's many suicide victims?
YouTube channel KoraMK2 leaves it up to you to figure out if the strange disappearing
lady he allegedly captured on his leisurely bike ride is real or not.
What makes this video most convincing is that KoraMK2's channel is dedicated to biking and
it would be out of character to fake a ghostly encounter for views.
Though, it is worth noting that it is currently the 6th most popular video on his channel.
6.
The Hum Listen closely to the audio beneath the commentary
of this August 2011 Tampa Bay Rays baseball game.
Reporter Todd Kalas attempted to link the incident to the Yankees-Rays game of July,
18th, 2011, when a lightning strike knocked out a string of power - but no report of lightning
at the August 2011 and no present humming at the July 2011 game creates a disconnect
in his explanation.
That, of course, still leaves us pondering what may have caused that "supernatural" noise.
Could it have been wind?
It seems like it'd have to be a heavy wind to create that loud of a noise within the
stadium.
5.
The Central New York Ghost Hunters Greatest Find
A good, solid EVP, or electronic voice phenomenon, is the ghost hunter's version of striking
gold.
When the Central New York Ghost Hunters of Syracuse, New York visited an old hotel in
upstate New York, they likely never expected to strike it rich.
The all-female team investigated the 19th-century hotel, interviewing only female employees
in a building with no cuckoo clock.
Why is their gender and the absence of a clock important?
Because according to the recording, there was a man and a cuckoo clock present.
The EVP is long, intense, and, according to the investigators of CNYGH, unexplainable.
4.
The Rumbles of Colorado Too rhythmic and frequent to be the sonic
boom of a jet, these strange claps occurred right before the 2011 5.3-magnitude Colorado
earthquake.
There are reports of "sky trumpets" sounding before an earthquake, but this sounds more
like something huge is crossing the terrain.
The noise even seems to travel, fading off into the distance by the end of the recording.
Was it something beneath the Earth's crust or something added in post-production to confuse
the masses?
3.
FoundontheTape If you really want to confuse someone and
leave them pondering their life choices, consider showing them the three videos on FoundontheTape's
YouTube channel.
Designated Clip094, Clip095, and Clip084, the trio of videos have no rhyme or reason
and are just a mish-mosh of horrific images that can't be explained.
Maybe most confusing is that the channel liked one video - a "How to..." for the video game
Slender: The Eight Pages. 2.
The Cannock Chase Ghost While toying around with a drone on the outskirts
of the oft-haunted Cannock Chase woods, this videographer captured something undeniably
creepy.
Home to the legend of the "black-eyed girl," Cannock Chase has been the subject of many
ghost sightings - and this appears to be one of them.
Even if it's not a specter, we're still left wondering who - or what - is hanging around
the isolated woods.
It does appear to be a woman in a white dress or gown and she even seems to hide her head
as the drone hovers nearby.
1.
The Max Headroom Broadcast Famously known as the Max Headroom broadcast,
this strange interruption of two Chicago-based television stations has been plaguing the
internet since Nov. 22nd, 1987.
The strange signal hijacked WGN-TV Channel 9 and, two hours later, WTTW Channel 11 for
around a minute and a half, displaying a masked man portraying the fictional artificial intelligence,
Max Headroom.
Though the FCC hoped to slap the perpetrators with a $10,000 fine and a year in prison,
nobody was ever linked to the unusual hijacking.