Here is a link to the most clearly-optimized video clips of the girl that I have seen on ANY of the versions of this video. Even better, it's only 18
seconds long, so you can replay and see each of the 4 sightings over and over again. The last one is the most convincing in my opinion, if you picture
the girl standing herself facing the wall on the left.
Here is the link:
www.ghostsandstories.com...
It's also got some nice commentary.
I have to say, this is one of my favorite ghost vids on the net, even though the ghost girl is barley visible at all. There is no doubt in my mind
that this video is real, even if there was no paranormal phenomenon.
The guy's reactions and commentary in the full video are just too believable to be fake. Someone who was trying to fake a ghost video would have made
sure there were clearer images of the ghosts...that's the whole point of a fake, you want your audience to see something that looks real. But this
video is one of the crappiest around when it comes to actually seeing the alleged ghost.
Plus, when you take into account the time perioid (2002-2003ish?), the model of camera he used (obviously a POS) and the whole "subculture" of the
two guys (latino hip-hop hoods)....well, if this is a fake, then it's the most convincing fake I've ever seen in my life, for the sole fact that the
entire video is just so blatantly amateurish and candid. Hell, you can even tell the guy is posturing later after he screams (which is the true sound
of fear, trust me) by saying things like "I got you, little girl" and "Woohoo, yeah".... And you can tell his backup guy is obviously scared
sh*tless the entire time, hanging back, clutching a cross, and pleading with his friend that they got what they came for, so they should leave.
Anyway, I hope this post re-vitalizes this topic a bit, because I still think it's one of the most spine-chilling ghost vids I've ever seen.