Narrator: Next on "paranormal caught on camera"...
Man: Holy [bleep]! Dude!
Narrator: ...A demon shadow lurking in the basement...
My natural reaction was to turn around and run up.
But, like, when I turned around, like, I slipped.
Oh, my god!
Narrator: ...An abandoned house
haunted with the ghosts of the past...
Oh, my god!
-This video was scary. -[ gasps ] holy [bleep]!
Is somebody out there?!
This was actually like a horror movie.
Man: Oh, my god. What is that?
Narrator: ...A legendary cryptid,
unafraid and unencumbered...
Oh, my god!
[ people screaming ]
I was genuinely scared for my life.
Man: Oh, my god!
Narrator: ...Dueling, unidentified aircrafts
taunting from above...
What the hell is that?
This could potentially be, uh, intelligent life
and controlled by extraterrestrials.
Narrator: ...A hospital poltergeist
back from the dead...
Slaughter: When it comes to a hospital
that sees death every day,
there's a lot of phenomena like this.
Narrator: ...And even more paranormal footage
you have to see...
Man: It looks like a person that's floating through the air.
Narrator: ...To believe.
♪♪
the next time you're in bed about to fall asleep
for the evening, take a brief moment to listen.
Do you know the source of every last bump and creak you hear?
[ creaking ]
are you sure?
Chances are, it's just squeaks in the floors or walls
or maybe noises from the furnace.
But in some cases, those sounds may mean that you're not alone
and that an uninvited entity has made your house its home.
Man: Holy [bleep]! Oh, my -- dude!
Narrator: Consider the case of jesse morgan.
In December of 2016, morgan,
a native of hellam, pennsylvania,
had grown accustomed to hearing strange sounds
coming from his basement.
I'm, uh, videotaping, because I keep hearing
some crazy [bleep] coming from my basement.
I'm just going...
[ thumping ]
hear -- it sounded like someone walking up, down the steps.
My name's jesse morgan.
And, um, I kept hearing stuff,
like down in the basement,
or, like, when I'll go upstairs, like, me and my wife,
when we'll go upstairs to go to bed,
like, I would hear, like, something walking around.
I'm going down and I've decided to videotape it
to have proof for my wife.
She doesn't believe me.
All right, here we go. Hello?
I know I hear you down here.
I know I heard you.
Holy [bleep]! Oh, my -- dude!
I just saw -- holy [bleep], man!
Holy [bleep]! Holy [bleep]!
Dude, I swear to gosh.
There's -- there's nothing down here.
My natural reaction was to turn around and run up.
But, like, when I turned around, like, I slipped,
and I just fell down the stairs.
Holy [bleep]! Oh, my -- dude!
And then, like, I was in, like, panic mode.
I -- I swear, occasionally...
Holy [bleep]! Holy [bleep]!
...But I don't swear like that.
And, like, I was just like...
I -- I couldn't find the words to come out of my mouth.
Holy [bleep]!
Oh, my -- dude!
Moran: This guy seems genuinely terrified
and when you see this shadow figure
present itself from around the corner
at the bottom of the stairs, you can see why.
Seemingly, one of the most common performances,
when it comes to shadow people, is the "peek around,"
whether it be at the end of a long hallway
or at the bottom of a staircase,
something literally peeks around the corner,
makes itself shown just enough to say, hey, something is there.
And once your attention is on it,
or once the camera is fixed on it, it ducks out of sight.
Morgan: Holy [bleep]!
Oh, my -- dude!
I just saw -- holy [bleep], man!
Sceurman: You're going down the stairs and just see
this creature pop its head in and out, that's pretty scary.
And I think, like, really,
shadow people aren't really ghosts.
It's like some kind of other entity,
some kind of, you know, spiritual form.
Shadow people are different from ghosts,
in that they were never living people to begin with.
They're kind of conscious entities
that exist on their own.
And sometimes they manifest themselves
out of traumatic situations or really negative energy.
Morgan: It definitely blew my mind,
to the point where I actually moved my family
out of the house within the next six months.
Narrator: Jesse moved with his family
into an old house in nearby york,
where the odd activity continued.
Just in our new house.
Uh, I moved, and tonight, I -- just stuff is happening.
My dog is acting nuts.
Narrator: Keep your eye on the decorative box
on top of the mantle.
My dog is acting nuts. And...
♪♪
tell you the truth, I didn't do a good job
looking for a new house, 'cause the house I bought,
it's old, and that house
just has ghosts wandering around, like,
and, like, I seen them with my own eyes.
The whole house kind of just... It's been getting crazy.
I remodeled.
Um, remodeled kitchen.
Um, did everything...
[ clattering ]
♪♪
[ crash ]
oh, [bleep]! Oh, [bleep]!
When I walked into the dining room,
I heard something hitting, and I turned around
and I saw a little picture moving.
And then, all of a sudden, the damn thing
just came flying off at me.
Oh, [bleep]!
And then, a chair came flying out.
Oh, my gosh. Dude.
[ clatter ]
shadow people tend to be intelligent energies.
They can bind themselves to people.
It's not like they're residual energy, bound to a place.
So, if you have an intelligent energy,
it can follow you home, it could follow you anywhere.
So, let's say your house is haunted
and you're dealing with shadow people, like, you could move,
but the shadow people are moving with you.
[ crash ]
oh, [bleep]! Oh, [bleep]!
Sturges: There's a great theory.
A lot of my colleagues in the field
will say, you know, locations aren't haunted, people are.
And, um, because you have to be the right person
to perceive what's going on.
Take me and put me in the most haunted room in the world,
I might not notice anything, and then take somebody who's --
who's a little bit more sensitive
and put them in a location, and they're going experience
all kinds of things that I haven't.
Narrator: Regardless, jesse doesn't believe
the shadow person from his old home
followed him to his current one.
I don't think it's the same one.
I, um -- I haven't seen the shadow guy since then.
I had a paranormal investigating team come over
and, um, there's a lady, and she claims she's a psychic
and she was really helpful and she said, look, these --
these ghosts, if they bother you, tell 'em, you know,
this is your house now, "leave."
and I tell you, since they've come,
I really haven't had any issues.
Cano: Every haunting is different.
Does this haunting come with the house?
Is it connected to the family?
Is it connected to the individual?
That's the question that remains to be answered.
Holy [bleep]!
[ crash ]
oh, [bleep]! Oh, [bleep]!
[ laughs ] oh, my gosh!
[ clanking ] oh, my gosh.
Narrator: Perhaps the most unsettling characteristic
of many documented ufo sightings is their tendency to show up
at exactly the moment you least expect.
Say, for example, you step outside for a breather
after a long day at work,
looking to finally turn your brain off,
when suddenly, without warning, your eyes drift towards
a captivating sight in the distance
that you cannot wrap your head around.
Bryant: What is that?
That's exactly what happened to matthew bryant.
Oh, my god.
♪♪
in September of 2018, bryant, a native of bath, England,
was finishing up his day at a local lumber shop with
a few of his coworkers.
Bryant: That [bleep] branched off into two, innit?
Oh, my god.
That's branched off into two.
I'm matthew bryant. I shot the video.
That is bizarre.
♪♪
narrator: And what he recorded defied explanation.
♪♪
narrator: One unidentified aircraft became two
and those two flew together in synchronicity,
as if putting on a show specifically for matthew.
Bryant: What is that?
Kissel: What we're looking at here is footage of two ufos
acting autonomously, but yet, in unison.
That makes me believe that this could potentially be, uh,
intelligent life, and controlled by extraterrestrials.
That's what makes this footage so compelling.
They seem to be dancing with each other,
yet, there's no flight pattern, per say.
They're independent of each other.
They seem to be flying with a will of their own
in a sort of pattern of their own.
Narrator: But the show had only just begun.
Bryant: What the hell is it?
Soon, one of the aircrafts disappeared into thin air.
Ooh, it's disappearing, then. See it?
It's disappeared.
And then, a few moments later,
the remaining aircraft began to emit
something even more curious.
Eh?
That's fireworks.
Yeah, but fireworks don't act like that.
Do they?
What the...
♪♪
moran: One of them seems to explode
into this fireworks-like, uh, pattern.
But I couldn't figure out what we have here on earth
that would act that way.
That's bizarre.
Fireworks don't act like that.
They don't move down and up, do they?
♪♪
narrator: Eventually, after lighting up the sky
for several minutes, the one remaining aircraft
disappeared for good.
Just vanished.
That's bizarre.
♪♪
guiley: We have many cases of mystery lights
appearing over things like military bases, airfields,
reservoirs, hydroelectric plants, nuclear plants.
And can we dismiss those, then, as just terrestrial craft,
or is there something about those particular places
that intrigue otherworldly visitors?
♪♪
hayes: The activity that takes place in this video
could be some sort of top-secret government equipment.
Who knows what they're creating, and they don't want
the general public to know what they're working on.
There's all kinds of things that have come out in the past years,
including the stealth bomber,
which was once thought to be a ufo itself.
Bryant: Look here. Lookit. Look, see it?
That's being controlled.
♪♪
oh, my god.
What the hell is it?
Narrator: Coming up, exploring an abandoned property?
The ghosts may not like that.
[ glass shatters ]
oh, my god! Oh, my god!
♪♪
narrator: When exploring a potentially
supernatural hotspot,
one must carefully toe the line
between curiosity and intrusion.
Man: I mean, it is so creepy here at night.
To be sure, it's the investigator's job
to meticulously explore a given location
for any hints of the otherworldly.
Look, guys, there's spider webs. [ laughs ]
be careful of the spider web. Wow.
But as ghost hunters' joe cirigliano and rob bailey
found out one night, too much curiosity can be dangerous.
[ glass shatters ]
oh, my god! Oh, my god!
Cirigliano and bailey,
paranormal explorers and natives of tampa, florida,
were investigating an abandoned property
with a few colleagues in July of 2017.
Hi, my name's joe.
My name's rob. And I filmed this video.
Wow, look at this place, guys.
Rob and I came across this abandoned farm.
Now, we did some research on this place,
and the only thing that we could determine
that, at one time, it was a farm,
but it was also, like, some kind of
veterinary clinic was there, as well.
We do know that, at this point,
it's been sitting vacant for at least five years.
It's actually in the woods.
I mean, you have to drive like a half-mile into the woods
just to get to this place.
-Is there anything in there? -There's no one.
Nobody's in there.
When it comes to investigations, especially when you have
groups coming together, there's a lot of energy,
there's a lot of excitement, there's a lot of,
"hey, what are we going to find?"
some people are new, some people are experienced.
There's a lot of interaction
that goes on, and spirits take note.
Narrator: First, the team was searching a side room
at the abandoned property
when they unintentionally picked up a sign of an entity.
We do hear what sounds like evp.
While they're investigating, you hear sort of,
underneath their conversations, these little whispers.
It's like a filing cabinet in front of it.
At one point, you hear a name, "joe."
nobody reacts to it on video,
so they obviously didn't hear it at the time.
Cirigliano: Oftentimes, I'll hear voices,
and I'll say, "hey, I heard somebody whisper my name.
I heard something."
which, ironically, when we play back the video, it's spot-on.
Got a filing cabinet in front of it.
And it's really unexplainable.
I don't understand how it's there.
Narrator: A more alarming indication that the team
might've been dealing with something truly otherworldly
happened later in the hunt
when rob began to feel not quite right.
Cirigliano:I don't know if you guys noticed this,
but rob smells perfume over here and he feels sick.
What are you feeling, brother?
Phantom smells are also very common on investigations, too.
Um, a lot of the time, you would get the perfumes
of what people used to wear when they were alive,
things like that.
That's why it's very important when you go on investigations
not to wear anything scented or, you know, like lotions
or perfume because phantom smells
is definitely a type a phenomena that happens.
You okay, rob?
Yeah. Just kind of dizzy.
Really nauseous.
Bailey: When I started to feel...
I don't know how to really explain it,
it sounds crazy, but it's like --
like it's like kind of a negative energy, heavy energy,
immediately I end up getting sick.
My body reacting to it, I don't know.
Um, I don't really know what to think about it.
Cirigliano: I'm worried about you, man.
Feeling sick during a ghost investigation is nothing new.
Anyone that's done, you know, a handful of investigations
can tell you that there are times when you feel
physically ill, you feel nauseous,
you feel light-headed or dizzy, uh, fatigued.
I don't know what the sickness is,
but it seems to be correlated in some way
with paranormal activity.
Cirigliano: Rob, are you okay, man?
Sandalo: This is actually a belief that is cross-cultural.
The navajos believed that the dead can come back
and latch themselves to living beings,
and ancient chinese believed that if somebody didn't get
a proper burial, their spirit could come back
and cause illness to their family.
So, there is a chance that whatever was in that farmhouse
was doing that to this man.
Narrator: But the most frightening experience
for the team occurred at the end of the evening
in the middle of an evp session
on a back room at the house.
Cirigliano: Patty from g team paranormal
brings her spirit box, and we try to capture these evps.
Literally, we're just listening to the spirit box.
We have no idea what's about to happen next.
Mark, this is the first time you get to experience
an evp session in a creepy, abandoned house, man.
[ glass shatters ]
oh, my god! Oh, my god!
Patty: What the [bleep] was that?!
Narrator: Suddenly, something crashed through
the house's window...
Cirigliano: Oh, my god!
Narrator: ...Sending everyone scrambling,
but joe went right towards the source.
Holy [bleep], man. It's hard to believe.
-What the [bleep] was that? -[ gasps ] holy [bleep]!
There's somebody out there!
-There's somebody out there? -There's somebody out there.
What the [bleep] do you want, man?!
Moran: This video was actually scary.
I mean, a lot of the videos that you see of ghosts, um,
uh, it's just a fleeting glimpse or a shadow.
Uh, this was actually like a horror movie.
[ gasps ] holy [bleep]! There's somebody out there!
Sceurman: What they caught on the camera
was some kind of, like, white blur.
It really wasn't anything, you know, that they captured,
that you could really tell what it was,
whether it was human or inhuman.
[ glass shatters ]
cirigliano: Oh, my god! Oh, my god!
Cano: Maybe it was an attack, maybe it was just
an acknowledgement, "hey, I'm here."
but I've seen this before where something happens
and it causes people to leave.
They don't -- they don't want to further any aggression
by staying, so they get out.
Cirigliano: Guys, go out the front door. Holy [bleep].
Go, go, go!
Narrator: Fearing the group was in danger,
joe ushered everyone out of the house.
And I, myself, always feel responsible
for whomever comes with us.
I always want to make sure that we're safe.
So, at that point, I'm telling everybody to leave.
Narrator: But despite the potentially hazardous activity
they experienced that night, joe and rob aren't deterred
from further investigating the paranormal.
Rob and I never really set out to be ghost hunters.
And I kind of come across a theory in my own head
as to why this happens to us.
One is that we're sensitive to these things
for some odd reason.
You okay, rob?
Yeah. Just kind of dizzy.
But I think also, too, it's because we both --
we both keep a faith and we keep a positive attitude.
And I think sometimes,
when you bring light into a dark situation,
sometimes that dark situation doesn't like that.
[ glass shatters ]
oh, my god! Oh, my god!
-What the [bleep] was that?! -What was it?
Narrator: Coming up...
Man: [ whistles ] hey!
...A fearless bigfoot steps out of the shadows.
Woman: Oh, my god!
[ women screaming ]
and later, the legend of a ghastly monster...
[ snarls ]
...May be shockingly real.
♪♪
narrator: Almost all anecdotal evidence of bigfoot
has the fabled creature
as something of a legendary recluse.
Sightings of the cryptid traditionally occur
from great distances, in the middle of dense forests,
with no other humans around for miles.
So, what one oregon resident witnessed in 2018,
not once, but twice, is truly extraordinary.
Man: Dude, what is that? It's coming over here.
[ growling ]
narrator: Colin haggerty, a native of beaverton, oregon,
was visiting his friend's family ranch in nearby maupin
when his friend's father heard strange noises
coming from the surrounding woods.
My name is colin haggerty.
It was sort of around sunset and we were hanging out in the barn.
And, uh, got a text from my friend's dad,
that he was hearing noises.
So, we went over to the porch, listened, and we heard,
like, howls in, like, intervals for like two or three minutes.
And we look out into the tree line,
and there's this big thing walking.
-Where? -It's right there.
Haggerty: Holy [bleep].
Holy [bleep]!
I'm getting excellent video of this.
I started freaking out.
We're all kind of in awe because it's just right there.
-It's turning its head. -Is it looking at us?
-Oh, it just turned back. -It just turned.
-What is it? -Whatever this is,
it seems too big to be a human,
so naturally, we think of bigfoot.
But there's something about this one that's different.
It doesn't seem as shy as the bigfoots
that we've seen in the past, it doesn't seem
to mind people watching it and shinning lights toward it.
It just ambles along.
It's not in the woods, it's out in an open field
where it can be seen and documented.
Haggerty: Guys, do not go towards it.
Cano: Now, the people who see it are all,
"oh, my god, what's that? Don't go over there."
there's a definite panic, so it's clearly not
just some other person walking in the field.
It's foreign enough that they're all taken aback by it.
Haggerty: I lost it. Where is it?
Oh, there it is. Keep the light on it.
You can't even comprehend what you're looking at.
Because you hear of bigfoot,
you only see, like, a couple videos online.
Something like you see a head or maybe an arm or something,
whereas we're looking at this entire thing.
And, like, your mind is just asking you
so many questions that you can't even answer.
Like, is this thing real?
Does this mean all those videos are real?
What is this thing trying to do?
Narrator: And that wasn't even the last encounter
haggerty and his cohorts had with the potential bigfoot.
Two months later, another creature
roamed the same stretch of land.
Haggerty: Oh, there it is. I've seen this thing before.
-Dude, what is that? -I saw it.
Haggerty: It started off the same way.
We were hanging out with my friend's family,
so there's probably 12 people there.
Oh, my god. What is that?
♪♪
[ woman crying ]
can someone get the flashlight?
There's this big, black, hairy figure
and, uh, my friend's dad's brother,
uh, yells out at him.
Man: Hey! [ claps hands ]
[ whistles ] hey!
And it starts walking towards us.
[ whistles ] hey!
Oh, that's [bleep] freaky.
[ women screaming ]
which is, like, the most freakiest thing
I've ever experienced.
This isn't a game.
Moran: There are not that many instances
of hostility in bigfoots.
They're often seen in a retreat from a witness.
They're shy and they like to, uh, keep their distance.
Woman: Oh, my god.
Hayes: If it is, in fact, a sasquatch-type creature,
it's not behaving the way it should.
It almost behaves as if it's ill
or it's just attracting attention,
rather than trying to avoid it.
Haggerty: All right, all right.
[ woman crying ]
I was genuinely scared for my life, like, honestly.
Uh, and I was scared for everyone's safety,
because when something like that's running at you,
like, you just go into survival mode.
Narrator: Eventually, the creature wandered off again.
Haggerty: There was a couple people that were trying
to debate whether we should follow it or not,
and I was like, you don't want to follow that thing after --
what that -- after what just happened.
Man: My heart is pounding right now.
Narrator: But given the location of the sightings,
there is no doubt that these types of close encounters
will continue.
Reagan: I've spent enough time in the pacific northwest
to know that there are a lot of bigfoot-themed restaurants,
uh, stores, museums.
A lot of people believe because it's just part
of their folklore, it's part of the fabric of their culture.
Sceurman: I would imagine many people
in oregon and those states have seen a lot of weird stuff,
but they probably don't even tell anybody.
A lot of times, people see these things,
and they don't want to tell anybody.
They're afraid to, like, actually admit
that they saw something they can't explain.
-Oh, my god! Oh, my god! -It's coming over here.
Looking at this thing, I mean, above 7 feet,
at least 400, 500 pounds, like, walking in a field.
You're just in shock and awe.
Man: Hey! [ whistles ] hey!
-Oh, my god. -[bleep]
[ women screaming ]
narrator: Coming up, a haunted hospital
with an entity that will not rest in peace.
♪♪
narrator: The emotions surrounding hospitals
are as powerful and complicated
as the nature of the institutions themselves.
They're at once places of optimism,
where people go to heal and recuperate.
But they are also places of grief,
where even extraordinary efforts to save a life are no guarantee.
And at one hospital in argentina,
the spirits of those who have passed on
seem very much present.
♪♪
moran: I think, logically, a hospital would be
fertile ground for spiritual activity.
This is where people become departed from their bodies,
where spirits leave their human host.
Where they go from there, perhaps, nowhere.
Perhaps, they stay there.
Narrator: Evidence of this may have been captured
at a hospital in rosario, argentina,
during a quiet night back in 2017,
when the facility's security camera
captured a lone gurney acting very peculiar.
♪♪
sandalo: I thought this video was pretty freaky
because the gurney doesn't really look like
it's moving because of a slope in the ground
or, like, the wind.
Sceurman: It looked real to me.
That's your typical poltergeist activity
that would move stuff around haphazardly.
♪♪
it would take a ton of energy
to move something like a gurney around.
Those things are pretty heavy.
So, if this is an entity that's actually moving this,
then it must be pretty powerful to have that ability.
Narrator: Later, at the same hospital,
another gurney was seen inexplicably moving,
only this time, the security camera
was not the only witness.
♪♪
there doesn't seem to be any rationale
for why it's moving and the fact that it moves so abruptly.
You can see that he was taken by surprise by that.
His reaction to it makes me think something is amiss here.
Slaughter: People like to romanticize the idea
that a place needs to be old to be haunted,
but when it comes to a hospital
that sees death every day, even a modern hospital
can have types of phenomena like this.
Sturges: I've talked to a lot of nurses and doctors
who have had experiences in hospitals,
and they kind of keep it on the down-low for obvious reasons.
But there's a lot of emotion involved in hospitals
and a lot of tension.
And I believe that these energies
and emotions can be imprinted on a location.
Narrator: In a place so emotionally fraught,
is it possible that these are not the only instances
of objects being moved by an unseen force,
but just the ones that have been seen?
Cano: Paranormal activity is a 24/7 occurrence,
but the reason that we don't often
observe it during the daytime is because, during the day,
there's the hustle and bustle of the hospital.
We're going about our jobs, our lives,
we don't often have the focus to see what's right in front of us.
But at night, it's quieter, things are slower,
so when the activity does present itself,
we're more apt to notice it.
♪♪
we don't really know why this particular gurney
would be flinging itself around on the walkway.
What was it used for?
Was it used to carry bodies to the morgue?
Might there be some sort of spirit attachment to it?
Cano: Most often, when it comes to poltergeist activity,
it's a spirit trying to make contact.
Spirits just want their stories told,
so what story is this spirit trying to tell
by moving the gurney?
It's impossible to say, but it's definitely
something that's trying to get our attention.
♪♪
narrator: Coming up...
Ufos that look suspiciously like flying humans.
Man: I mean, it literally just looks like
a person's floating through the air.
♪♪
narrator: As humans, we've demonstrated
throughout the course of history
that we're capable of almost anything.
We split the atom, we put men on the moon,
we built stonehenge.
Allegedly.
But flying without the aid of jet fuel?
It's simply not possible.
Or at least that's what we've decided to tell ourselves.
A few recent sightings may just turn that notion
on its head forever.
Man: It literally just looks like a person
that's floating through the air.
♪♪
narrator: In February of 2016, a man in gardnerville, nevada,
was outside with his friend when he spotted something
odd in the distance floating in the sky.
Man: So, we were out here throwing the football today
and we see this thing floating through the air.
We have no idea what it is,
but it doesn't look like an airplane or anything.
Narrator: Based on what he was seeing,
the man was forced to draw an unlikely conclusion.
Man: I mean, it literally just looks like
a person's that's floating through the air.
This video definitely appears to be
a man flying in an upright position.
Man: Whoa.
Now, we've all seen people flying with jet packs on,
and this figure kind of has that posture,
but there is no jet pack.
So, [laughs], uh, what is it?
I don't know.
Narrator: What it is is just another example
of a particularly remarkable sighting
known as a humanoid ufo.
This form flying through the sky
is something that has been reported
back to the 19th century.
We've seen reports from the 1800s
that are very remarkably similar
to this one in the description of the figure.
Man: Whoa.
Sandalo: Now that people are able to capture things, like,
with their cell phones, we're able to see
all these different types of shapes in the sky
and not just the typical, like, 1950s idea
of, like, the flying saucer.
Narrator: Another similar strange incident took place
in 2019, in milton, ontario, canada, filmed by a passerby
named marcin eider.
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my name is marcin eider,
and I was the guy behind the video.
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it wasn't like a solid object, right,
you can see through it a little bit.
It was definitely not a drone, not balloons.
They don't -- they don't fly like that.
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it was moving smooth, like, not up and down, nothing.
It was just like constantly just moving in one pace.
Kissel: So, it looks like we have a flying humanoid.
And the guy filming it is like, "what the heck is this?
What am I seeing? Is it an alien?
Is it an interdimensional being?
Are they legit, like, flying people?"
that's, of course, up for an interesting debate.
This is a fully suspended figure.
There doesn't seem to be any propulsion.
It's not flapping its wings like other creatures
that use the air to, uh, buoy them through,
uh, the -- the atmosphere.
Um, that's a tough one, tough to figure out
just what would be holding this --
this form up in midair like that.
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eider: I was just looking at it, and the closer it got, like,
it kind of looked like a ufo, the way it was flying.
It was just weird, like. I had no clue what it was.
Whatever these things are, it does challenge our opinion
and our view on what a ufo actually is.
They're no longer the flying discs or the black triangles.
They're now, you know, humanoid shapes floating through the air
at 2,000 or 3,000 feet.
Slaughter: If we look at the human advancement of
what we've created as vehicles for the human race
and, you know, the difference between
a buggy being pulled by horses, to, like, the tesla,
like, it's completely different, you know,
and that only happened in a span of, like, 100 years, you know.
Like, our crafts are evolving and changing shape
and changing size.
Who's to say that, you know,
alien crafts are not doing the same thing?
Narrator: Or is it conceivable that these objects
aren't an advancement in alien technology at all,
but some kind of evolution of mankind's own innate abilities?
Esp, telekinesis, levitation.
Is it possible that we, as human beings,
can do this sort of thing,
can levitate in the air and fly?
The average person says no,
but I will allow for
a very small percentage of that unknown,
those parts of the brain that we don't quite understand yet,
the abilities that we haven't unlocked
or, over time, have lost.
Is it possible? Yes.
Unlikely?
Probably.
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-narrator: Coming up... -What is that?
Narrator: ...The most terrifying creature
you've probably never heard of.
[ people shouting, creature shrieking ]
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narrator: Most people seem to be aware of the purported existence
of a few specific cryptids.
A majority know about bigfoot, the loch ness monster,
and probably even the chupacabra,
but there is one little-known mythical beast
that is arguably more savage, more ghastly,
more positively evil than the rest --
the wendigo.
-What is that? -[bleep]!
[ people shouting, creature shrieking ]
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sandalo: In algonquian folklore,
the wendigo is an evil spirit that possesses humans
and turns them into these animallike creatures
that are cannibalistic and can also mimic
the voice of a loved one
to trick you into coming closer to them.
Moran: It's described as a malevolent,
almost zombie-like entity
that can not only devour you, but has the option
of making you a wendigo, too.
Sometimes death would be a better option, I would think.
The indians told very graphic and gruesome tales
of what they might do to people if they encountered them.
Narrator: One of those graphic and gruesome tales
includes the story of swift runner,
a cree indian, who, in 1879,
murdered and cannibalized his wife and five children
while claiming that he was possessed
by the spirit of a wendigo.
If only kenneth collins of portland, oregon,
and his friends had heard these legends prior to the night
of January 1, 2014,
when they explored what they thought was an abandoned house.
Collins: Turn the light off.
[ creature snarling ]
what is -- what is that?
Turn the -- turn the light on. Something's in the corner.
[bleep]! [bleep]!
Which way is the exit, which way is the exit?
[ creature shrieking ]
kissel: This guy did make the right decision by running away,
because they do kind of eat people, which is not good.
I don't want to be eaten by a wendigo.
I've always said that.
Ever since I was very young, I said,
I don't want to be eaten by a wendigo.
That's one of the only things that I truly, truly know.
[ creature snarling ]
collins: [bleep]! [bleep]!
Which way is the exit?
Slaughter: I love the lore behind wendigos.
It's so dark and it goes to like,
the dark aspects of humankind.
You know, like the things that we would resort to as beings
when we're in desperation for food.
And wendigos are kind of like the human demonic embodiment
of a person that has to resort to cannibalism.
Narrator: While wendigo lore has traditionally come
from north america, one man in ukraine believes he, too,
may have recently encountered
one of these terrifying creatures.
[ man speaking ukrainian ]
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[bleep]!
Just when you think it couldn't get any scarier in ukraine,
next thing you know, they got to deal with a wendigo.
That is horrifying news for all the people who live in ukraine.
Interpreter: Hello, my name is eugene,
and I took this video on my phone.
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sceurman: It looked something like
the creature from the black lagoon.
You see these two white eyes
just peek up from under the bridge.
Even when you stop it, it really looks like
there's no shape or form.
So, I don't really know, you know,
how to explain what this is.
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moran: Wendigos are generally
north american legends by nature,
but, um, ukraine's not that different
of a habitat -- climate.
So, if they exist in one place,
it's not out of the possibility
for them to also exist elsewhere.
Narrator: But was it actually a wendigo that eugene saw?
Hayes: A lot of people are saying that this is a wendigo-type creature,
but to me, it looks more reminiscent
of these goblin-type creatures that have been reported
out of appalachia, you know,
kentucky, west virginia, that area.
You have cases like in hopkinsville, kentucky.
In the 1950s, a family living on a farm was under siege.
It's called the kelly-hopkinsville goblin case.
Like 30 of these things attacked this cabin.
They shot -- there's bullet holes
in the walls and everything.
They don't have a clue what it is.
The cops came, did an investigation,
like, there's nothing here, left.
And the damn things came back as soon as the cops left.
Narrator: Whatever eugene saw that day,
wendigo, goblin, or otherwise,
he has no interest in going back for another look.
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hayes: Whatever it is, it's downright terrifying.
The fact that something like that
could be living down there is just spooky.
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narrator: What should you do in the event
you witness something paranormal?
Here are some tips to get it all on camera.
Keep your eyes and your camera on the skies.
Always expect the unexpected.
Never stop recording.
And if you do catch something,
e-mail us at submitparanormal@gmail.Com.
And connect with us on social media.
Your footage could be seen right here
on "paranormal caught on camera."