Ghost videos are a dime a dozen. Make that, two dozen. Videos that purportedly have captured supernatural events come from all parts of the world and from all types of people. Most videos that we here at GhostTheory have seen all seem to have been faked. Whether for monetary gain or childish pranks, the videos are constantly uploaded to social-media websites and trick only the gullible.

Yet every once in awhile comes a video that looks, sounds, and feels so real that it makes some of us doubt our own explanations. In these situations, applying the Ockham razor law seems to be the ideal solution. This is true for most of what we know. Yet there are some videos out there that leave you doubting science, especially those that predate social-media websites and accessible video editing software.

Yes, science and the laws of physics –as we know them– can explain everything. Right?

Wrong. Since the dawn of man there have been stories of psychic phenomena happening all around the world. From psychokinetic (Nina Kulagina) to remote viewing, these “powers” have been studied by several government entities across the globe. Many of these studies were backed by an extraordinary amount of funding. So why would governments spend money on such things if they weren’t real? Simply because strange things happen.

The following video is said to be footage of a haunted home in the United Kingdom. It’s been public for a few decades now and yet no one has come up with an explanation that satisfies believers and skeptics alike. Whether this is a hoax or footage of psychic phenomena, I leave it up to you.