Most Haunted team finally catch 'real ghost' on camera after 15 years of hunting
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The main aim of Most Haunted has always been to catch a ghost on camera - and now they think they've finally done it.
It may have taken 15 years, but we wouldn't say that's been wasted time.
Most Haunted involves a group locking themselves into a haunted location for 24 hours in order to explore the science and psychology of hauntings, as well as tangible evidence of life after death.
Host Yvette Fielding and her team visit locations around the UK, Europe and the US hoping to glimpse paranormal activity.
Watching Yvette, Karl Beattie and Stuart Torevell running around in anticipation of ghosts and ghouls leaping out a them has been fun.
We can't deny though, having actual footage does add another element of intrigue. The video first appeared last year, but is doing the rounds again.
The video was taken at Wentworth Woodhouse Stable block, in South Yorkshire. The stable was built in 1630 by Thomas Wentworth, the first Earl of Strafford.
It doesn't sound too scary, does it? However, a translucent figure can be seen walking down the hallway.
Fielding called it "the most ground-breaking footage we have ever recorded."
You can be the judge of that.
She added: "Rather than giving us the answers 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?"
Rather than run scared, the team rush towards the figure - it's just an empty room that greets them though, with no translucent figure.
Karl Beattie, who was filming, 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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People are already trying to come up with explanations for the footage, with some believing it's just Stuart in a hoodie.
Glen HUnt - who is on hand as the sceptic of the show - said it "couldn't possibly be tampered with".
Yvette cried when seeing what they captured saying: "That is the best of paranormal evidence."
Take a look at see for yourself.