CCTV Captures Paranormal Activities Inside Antique Shop
The paranormal activities happening inside of an antique shop in Britain have been caught on camera.
A certain antique shop in Britain considered the “Most Haunted Shop” brings fear to the citizens due to the apparition of lost spirits and ghosts. The paranormal activity inside the establishment has been captured on CCTV.
The closed-circuit television (CCTV) footage taken inside the shop caught the incident. The objects inside the shop suddenly move on their own. The paranormal activity also happened when the store is filled with customers.
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The store employees were also shocked after experiencing such a creepy incident. The workers explained that they properly placed the items on the shelves but they kept on falling for an unknown reason.
The shop owner identified as Daniel Parker is skeptical when it comes to paranormal activity but starts to believe after experiencing such a thing.
“I’m naturally skeptikal about paranormal activity and all that but seeing things I’ve seen has forced me to think twice. People who know about this kind of thing think there are ghosts, spirits, and all sorts in the shop,” Parker said.
According to the caretaker of the shop, the building was previously a funeral house, which was built during the 19th century. Mr. Parker also consulted a spiritual expert to address the issue.
“I’m inclined to say that none of that is true but to be honest, I have no other explanation for what has been happening. Before opening up, I was complete non-believer but now I’m half and half maybe all the talk about the ghosts and ghouls is right, who knows?” Parker added.
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