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Chills opens his ghost countdown with Jamaica Inn's leaping phone

Security footage, flying footwear and Kelsi Davies's Stanley Hotel investigation fill a compilation of purported paranormal encounters.

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Chills Story of October 30, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 28,637 views.

27 Ghost Videos Caught on Camera No One Can Explain

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0:15Jamaica Inn security footage shows falling objects and a telephone handset jumping off its hook.
9:22Andrew Duffy challenges an alleged poltergeist during a sequence of thrown objects and slamming doors.
13:26PROJET 51 investigators ask questions and listen for answering knocks in an abandoned building.
14:43Kelsi Davies's Stanley Hotel investigation includes footsteps, doors and spirit-box responses.
36:57The Paranormal Nightmare crew records tapping, footsteps and growling during a home investigation.
43:08The final numbered entry begins with kitchen-camera footage credited to LDO Italia.

A telephone handset jumps off its hook at Jamaica Inn, and Chills has his opening mystery. The security footage, credited to CJ Symonds, begins a countdown that makes ordinary objects look distinctly unwelcoming: kitchen utensils shift, refrigerator doors open and a boot flies toward an investigator.

"27 Ghost Videos Caught on Camera No One Can Explain" has drawn roughly 29,000 views in its first 19 hours. This is a narrated collection of other creators' footage, presented as ghost encounters, rather than a single investigation by Chills. The title's certainty belongs to the channel; the clips show disturbances without establishing a supernatural cause.

Andrew Duffy supplies one of the more confrontational passages. Addressing an alleged poltergeist as John, he asks it to make something happen. The sequence includes thrown boots, slamming doors and a knife striking a wooden door. Elsewhere, PROJET 51 investigators listen for knocks in response to questions, while Kelsi Davies and her team record doors, footsteps and spirit-box responses at the Stanley Hotel.

Not every scare depends on seeing a figure. Later entries lean on footsteps in empty rooms and growling recorded in a Michigan basement. One viewer raises a practical complaint about that listening exercise: the background piano can make the supposedly revealing sounds difficult to hear.

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