Can't believe the amout of people saying 'Why would the camera be perfectly setup on the rocking chair?'.. Do people not read and only watch the video straight away?!

But yeah, like the guy said above. It's a rocking chair, and every movement is very forward based, all the rocking chairs I've seen move basically equal distances forward or back, and in this video it spends most of it's time just dipping its head down.

Makes it look like someones got a wire on it's head, and it being tight is preventing it rocking back.

Okay, this definitly freaked me out quite a bit. Like, a lot. And I am so amazed at this video. It could be a multitude of reasons for this happening. As others have stated, it could very well be faked. I am inclinded to give you benifit of the doubt however.

Now, the most crazy thing, is the little boy asking "Who's That?" Sometimes the younger kids are more likely to be attuned to the spirits. Or it could just be the ghost was a kid who only felt comfy around other kids. All in all, thank you for posting this, really raises some questions on how we see things.

So fake. @ 1:38 somebody whispers the word wire FFS!!!!
Nice try but still a fail.

Flashbacks. Just shared the video with some new folks where I work. They were mouth open stunned like I was when I first viewed this video of my nephew's rocking horse. That little boy is a senior in college now.

Wish I could thank mckyle for all the assists in this thread long ago. You are missed. Rest in peace friend.

Peace and didn't feel right letting the above poster hold the last word.

Real.

At around 2:56 on the video there is the faint sound of a fishing line/wire/thread/string being "plucked."

I've listened countless times and it is not the same sound as the squeaking made by the horse when it gets moving enough.

Also, I was beaten to this:

Originally posted by Trappestine
...the horse ALWAYS moves forward when it begins to move - it never leans back THEN forward. This suggests that if a fishing line is on, say, the handles by the horse's head, that it's being pulled and released (moving back on the momentum from the forward pull) from out of frame on the right side.