The Scariest CAUGHT ON CAMERA Videos Ever Captured

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1. At 31:26,27,28,29 and 30, if you look top right corner there is a tree.. does anyone see the lone shadow moving 😮😢

2. The clip at 17:36. If you pause it at 18:02 you can see skid marks on the pavement. Maybe this stretch is a trail for something and this isn't the first time someone slammed on their brakes because they saw something at the side of the road there.

3. Although very creepy and weird to see q naked man come up your driveway. Him taking the garden hose, maybe he pooped and or had an injury and cleaned it out. It's plausible, could be on drugs or have mental issues. Maybe even dropped off by aliens or escaped from somewhere. Who knows.

4. Why are so many video sources left out of the list?

5. "Seems plausible" ??? Dude… Zombies aren't actually a thing. They're fictional. So…. yeah? Wtf man? Don't care about what little credibility you may have left I guess?

6. No offense, I believe killing anyone is wrong. But, why are we paying to keep someone in prison for life, without parole?

7. I live in Elkton, MD, which means I live on land that has seen two wars played out, The Revolutionary War and the Civil War. A less than 10min drive down the street I'm in Delaware at "Cooch's Bridge" which has a Civil War Mansion that has 4 cannon sturetts in the front drive way. Less than 1/4mi down is where the battle at "Cooch's Bridge" took place. When I lived in my one apartment in Elkton, when I would sit in my bedroom I would see shadows out the corner of my eye moving around outside my window during the daytime. Next, one time I'm about to walk into the bathroom that I have in my bedroom I see a shadow about 4 1/2ft tall walk from the sink across the floor and through the wall that would have it walking into my walk-in closet. Again, I've seen things like this all of my life, me and some friends when I was in the 4th grade when I was living in Ohio were just walking around our neighborhood. We came across an abandoned apartment complex, it was small but what's crazy is that me and a boy named John had seen something running when we got there but couldn't see it once we got totally in there. It was like it disappeared around the corner but there was no place for anything to disappear like it did, the apartment complex was very creepy. It was an abandoned apartment complex in the middle of a neighborhood🙄🙄🙄. John tells me like a week later that he spent the night there because he got in a fight with his Dad, he said he heard all types of crazy sounds during the night. Some of us are just open to seeing the layers of life, I know I'm one of them, I've experienced so much. I have a couple of more stories to tell😁😁😁

8. @23:15-he KNEW he was entertaining a demon/foul/otherworldly entity, which is why he was concerned about it attaching to him when he wanted to leave. He’s NO STRANGER to conjuring nor to other forms of dark arts. Likely his matriarchal lineage contains witches.
   He can stay his azz in Mexico.

9. That glowering figure on the lake is an Angel!

10. The scariest thing I saw or heard in this entire 1 hour video was the clip at around 17:40 involving the old dashcam footage. But the ghost/cryptid thing wasn't scary. It was the conversation the two men were having *before* the strange figure made its appearance. Keep in mind, I have absolutely *no* qualms about people defending and protecting their homes and families WHEN it is actually called for. However, I have issues with people who seem to look forward to it – like the men in this clip talking almost giddily about how they're just going to shoot anyone who comes onto their property. People like that, IMO, are, to some degree, psychotic. As I said, defending your family and property is fine – but simply "shooting and asking questions later" is, in my opinion, NOT defending your property. It's people who are itching to try out their tricked out guns on a human target without having to go to prison. They want to commit murder – legally.

    Granted, if it's in the middle of the night and the intruder is dressed all in black, is wearing a mask, has a weapon, and a functioning vehicle, it's a safe bet those intruders are up to no good. But truth be told I would call 911 and then, depending on the situation, warn the intruders that I'm armed and the police are on their way – because I'd rather see someone go to prison than to kill someone. I'm just not that vindictive that I need to kill if I don't have to. That's not to say that I wouldn't pull the trigger if I thought I had to. Because I would. But I also believe that a person's life is worth more than some random brick-a-brack item they may plunder out of my front yard. This is especially true if the intruder is obviously young – I'm not going to be proud of saying I snuffed out the life of some 16 year-old kid to save my $30 power drill. Ya know? A lot of kids can make those kinds of mistakes early in life. I've never been in trouble with the law before – but even I had my little stint as a shoplifter when I was in 6th grade stealing small little things, nothing especially valuable. What I find truly frightening – far more scary than ghosts – is that there are people who exist right here, right now reading my comment who would think nothing at all of murdering an 11 year-old kid to "protect their property" — not because they need whatever might get stolen or because the items being stolen are at all valuable. No – they would murder a kid in 6th grade just to be "manly." Ooh, look at me! I took down an 11 year-old who was making off with one of my pink flamingo lawn ornaments! (That was the height of my criminal career — when I was 11 or 12 — sometimes we'd dare each other to filch a lawn ornament or holiday decoration out of someone's lawn – stuff that was worth $20 at most at the local Wal-Mart. Is that really worth killing someone for?

    Which is why I get disgusted with these people – like the men in this car – who shamelessly — even happily — talk about how they're going to shoot anyone who comes onto their property. Let's just hope you never break down without an operative cell phone in front of this guy's house – because if you step onto his property to ask for help, you'll be dead before your shadow is even off the pavement. Don't sell candy bars for that class trip or to help the Scouts. Don't try to spread the "good news" of Jesus because you'll be meeting Jesus instead. Don't look for missing pets. Don't chase a stray ball that landed in his yard.

11. Excuse me, excuse me! Open up the door! ®🚪😀

12. 33:51 black men are always trying to attack or rape nonblack women

13. 10:00 that’s totally an alien

14. Bullwhip pitchfork lady was taken in Florida.
    That’s typical for Florida

15. That guy lifting out of his sleep looks like it could be real but how did the other guy not wake up also it seems a bit staged because who sleeps fulling clothed with their belts still on and you would think he would have screamed after seeing his legs in the air and he would purposely wake the other guy to tell him what happened

16. That didn't look like a zombie or creature it was a homeless person probably a woman who needed help or a ride and she was wearing poncho like clothing

17. With the naked man well I had to get my glasses I thought you said a elephant was in the front yard ?

18. what is that black figure at 31:27 on right side of screen it looks like a persons shadow or something . it seems very odd and out of place??

19. Interesting that there is skid marks rite after 🤔

20. Regurgitated content

21. That was Mr Burns glowing in the woods

22. He's not at Valdosta state anymore…. Stephen

23. That large room…. is a casino and there is nothing strange about it because that ghost is clearly angry after he lost all his money.🤭🤭🤭

24. Oh shit, I remember that swivle head ass dude. Im about to look for that interrogation

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