After 15 Years, ‘Most Haunted’ Team Finally Catch Ghost On Camera

The makers of the paranormal reality TV show Most Haunted claim to have finally caught a ghost on camera. And it's only taken them 15 years of airtime!

While it's taken a damn long time to actually capture any solid evidence of ghostly apparitions, you can't deny watching Yvette Fielding, Karl Beattie, and Stuart Torevell running about in the dark, breathing heavily, and jumping at just about any moment is some campy, creepy and fun entertainment. This footage is just an added bonus.

The video in question was taken at Wentworth Woodhouse stable block - a site near Rotherham in South Yorkshire that was built in 1630 by Thomas Wentworth, the first Earl of Strafford.

Scary stuff, but nothing too out of the ordinary for the Most Haunted hosts. However, things took a turn for the holy shitballs when what appears to be the translucent figure of a man can be seen walking down the hallway.

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Host Yvette Fielding described the scenes as "the most ground-breaking footage we have ever recorded."

She added: "But rather than giving us the answer we were looking for, it just gave us more questions.

"Was it the presence of the spirit of a long dead soul, a doppelganger, Stone Tape Replay or something else we are never supposed to understand?"

Don't ask us, Yvette! We're not the ghost experts here.

Meanwhile Karl Beattie, who filmed the footage, said: "We've never seen anything like this before and we really don't have an explanation for what we saw but the replay of the filming, clearly shows the vision in detail. It's a weird, weird place."

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Predictably, there's a lot of speculation surrounding the video, with some viewers claiming it's just Stuart dressed in a hoodie.

However, Most Haunted's resident sceptic Glen Hunt explained how the footage 'couldn't possibly be tampered with', while Yvette said she was so overwhelmed by the footage that she 'burst into tears', adding: "That is the best of paranormal evidence."

While this still doesn't confirm whether the footage is legit or not, nor does it confirm the existence of ghosts, you can't deny that it makes for some spooky viewing.

Topics: Ghost, TV and Film, camera, UK Entertainment

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