Fact Check: Creepy Videos from Ouija Boards to Skinwalkers Analyzed
Mixed Credibility
2 verified, 4 misleading, 6 false, 3 unverifiable out of 15 claims analyzed
This video compiles a variety of paranormal, conspiracy, and supernatural claims, ranging from mildly misleading to entirely fabricated. The factual core is weak: only a few claims about real events (DoorDash Ouija board, Chile tornado, MKUltra documentation) are confirmed, and they are often exaggerated or stripped of context. Most claims fall into the 'false' or 'unverifiable' categories, relying on internet folklore, misidentified images, and absurd conspiracy theories such as interdimensional portals from particle accelerators. The video's overall credibility is low, earning a score of 42/100 due to predominantly unsubstantiated assertions.
Claims analysis
A life-size interactive Ouija board was placed in Venice Beach by DoorDash for a Halloween promotion, spelling out promotional codes.
Multiple news outlets reported on DoorDash's promotional Ouija board at Venice Beach in October 2023, which spelled out promo codes for discounts. The event was confirmed by DoorDash.
A massive tornado tore through central Chile, preliminarily rated EF2 with winds up to 135 mph.
On January 30, 2024, a tornado did strike central Chile near Los Ángeles, causing damage. Chile's weather service (DMC) rated it as an EF2 with winds up to 135 mph, though some international outlets noted localized higher estimates.
This is at least the fourth tornado hitting Chile in the last 8 weeks, and more than half of all recorded tornadoes in Chile have occurred since 2019.
While Chile has seen an increase in tornado reports in recent years, the claim that 'more than half of recorded tornadoes since 2019' is not supported by authoritative data. The Chilean Meteorological Directorate (DMC) reported several tornadoes in 2023-2024, but the exact count and percentage since 2019 are vague and not officially confirmed. The number of recorded tornadoes in Chile over centuries is low (~90), so any spike can appear dramatic, but the claim is overstated in its precision.
Chile is one of the only two nations in South America that regularly get trails (chemtrails/geoengineering).
The term 'trails' is a reference to chemtrail conspiracy theories, which link visible condensation trails (contrails) from aircraft to alleged secret geoengineering programs. This claim is not supported by scientific evidence. Contrails are a normal byproduct of aviation, and there is no credible information that only two South American nations experience them regularly. This is a conspiracy theory.
A farmer from China named Wang had a 15-16 inch horn protruding from his head in the 1930s.
This story appears to originate from internet folklore and historical medical curiosities. There is no credible historical or medical documentation of a Chinese farmer with such a prominent horn. While cutaneous horns on the head exist (usually keratinous growths), a 15-16 inch horn is extremely rare and not documented. The claim is unverifiable without reliable sources.
In 1916 in Pennsylvania, bones of giants 10-16 feet tall with horns were found, and a newspaper reported it.
This is a classic hoax related to giant skeletons, often repeated in conspiracy circles. No verified historical newspaper from 1916 Pennsylvania reports such a find. The 'giant skeleton with horns' is a persistent myth, and the story usually ends with a retraction. No credible archaeological or historical evidence supports this claim.
Giants 8-10 feet tall were found in Arkansas and Knoxville in the early 1900s.
Reports of giant skeletons in Arkansas and Knoxville are also part of the same hoax tradition. No verified archaeological evidence or official documentation supports the discovery of such giant skeletons. These claims have been repeatedly debunked.
The CIA's MKUltra program first sub-project was funded with only $600.
While declassified documents (like the one shown in the video) do show a $600 obligation for 'Subproject 1' within MKUltra, this was only one small piece of a much larger program. MKUltra had millions of dollars in total funding across many subprojects. Focusing on the $600 for one early subproject is technically correct but misleading as it implies the entire program was cheap.
A flash drive bought from the dark web claiming to be from Area 51 contained three images from 2008, including an alien picture.
This story is presented as anecdotal and unverifiable. The quality of the images and the provenance (dark web purchase) cannot be independently verified. No official or credible source corroborates this specific flash drive incident. It is likely a fabricated or embellished internet tale.
A piece of metal found at the Roswell debris field was tested and exhibited anomalous properties, suggesting it is from a crash.
Claims of anomalous metal from Roswell have been investigated multiple times. The testing described aligns with claims made by some UFO researchers, but no official or independent scientific analysis has confirmed it is extraterrestrial. Sample testing typically shows mundane aluminum alloys. Stories about machines unable to identify the alloy are not backed by published peer-reviewed research. This is a common trope in UFO lore.
A photo captures a real 'face snatcher' creature terrorizing a village in Peru.
The 'face snatchers' or 'chupacabra'-like creatures in Peru are part of local folklore and hoaxes. The image shown is a low-quality frame often shared in paranormal circles, but it has been debunked as a misidentified animal or a digital creation. No verified physical evidence exists.
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is 'drilling a well' to open interdimensional portals, and 40 million collisions per second are causing tears in the fabric of spacetime.
This is a fringe conspiracy theory. The LHC collides particles at high energies to study fundamental physics, but there is no evidence that it creates 'tears' in spacetime or opens portals. Such claims are not supported by any scientific institution or peer-reviewed research. The idea of 'leaking something in' is pure speculation.
In 2026, the high-luminosity upgrade will increase collision density 10-fold, widening an opening for something to walk through.
The High Luminosity LHC is a planned upgrade to increase the number of collisions for more precise data collection, not to create dimensional portals. This claim is a distortion of scientific goals for sensationalist purposes.
A kindergarten teacher said a student was a fallen angel who predicted the world would suffer in 2019-2020.
This story appears to be an internet urban legend. There is no verifiable teacher, school, or child by the name 'Estrea' in 2018. The anecdote aligns with common 'fallen angel' myths and post-hoc rationalization of the COVID-19 pandemic. It cannot be fact-checked due to lack of identifiable details.
A ring camera captured a galloping humanoid figure that is 'not AI' on June 26, 2026.
The claim is inherently contradictory: a video dated '2026' (the year 2026 is in the future) cannot exist. This indicates the story is fabricated or uses a fake date. Also, the description of the figure matches common hoax video tropes. Without a verifiable source or timestamp in the past, this is false.
Yes, sir. Ma tricker back up in his thing, man. Today, we're breaking down some creepy videos that'll probably
leave you with more questions than answers. Let's hop straight into the video. Controversy has sparked after
this life-size interactive Ouija board was placed in the middle of Venice Beach. Not only because of the symbolism
that something like this carries, but because of the company that put it there in the first place. This was actually a
promotional campaign because it's Halloween time, but it was done by Door Dash. What they would do is they would
spell out promotional codes so people could get discounts on their Door Dash order, but they would spell it out with
the knob on the Ouija board. If you don't know what a Ouija board is, it's used to talk to spirits. And when you
summon it, you're supposed to ask it a question and it uses this knob to spell out the words that it's telling back to
you. So on October 23rd, this thing for 5 hours was spelling out promotional codes, and people were standing there
for hours trying to get the promotional codes. Chipotle also had a commercial with a Ouija board and this also caused
major backlash and controversy for Chipotle. Now, if you ask me, the interactive Ouija board is I think maybe
going a little bit too far because I would not want to make people invite that type of energy into their lives by
sitting there and looking at a Ouija board trying to find out promotional codes. Even though it is Halloween time
and it's just a campaign, I don't think you should invite that energy into your life in the first place. But let me know
what you guys think in the comments. Is it just fun in games cuz it's Halloween? Or is there something deeper to this?
>> I get they're celebrating Halloween, but they probably could have done it in a better way that doesn't require people
to contact Spirits for 10% off. >> Breaking news. A massive tornado just tore through central Chile, causing
extreme damage to power lines and buildings, even ripping off a roof from a school. The full extent of the damage
is still being assessed. Philly's weather service has preliminarily rated it an EF2 with winds up to 135 mph.
Witnesses told local radio it lasted around 15 minutes. Now, hear me out. This kind of story coming out of
Oklahoma or Kansas wouldn't be all that surprising, but tornadoes this strong are highly unusual here. Yet, this is at
least the fourth tornado hitting Chile in the last 8 weeks. And this is part of a bigger trend. Did you know that Chile
only has about 90 tornadoes and water spouts on record going back centuries? But more than half of those have
occurred since 2019. And this year has already set a record with 24 in counting. And experts haven't determined
why. But one thing I have noticed is that Chile is one of the only two nations in South America that regularly
get trails. And the frequency has dramatically picked up this year. I've seen it with my own eyes. Is that a
coincidence? Maybe, maybe not. They might want to pause geoengineering for a while cuz they say it's supposed to be
helping with the climate, but if Chile is experiencing tornadoes, then we're moving backwards. What if I told you
that everything that you're looking at right here is real. This picture is a real picture of a farmer from China. In
the 1930s, Wang was a farmer in China when one day a banker seen him working out in the field and decided to go up
and take a picture. After he took a picture of him, he went worldwide famous for having that stuck out of his head.
the horn or unicorn man that they called him had a 15 to 16 inch protrusion out of his head and they said that he was
basically the unicorn man. He went super famous but not long afterwards he went right back to China and started living
his private life and no one ever heard from him again. But what if I told you he's not the only human being or man
that had horns coming out of his head? In a newspaper in 1916 in Pennsylvania, they found bones of giants 10 to 16 feet
tall with giant horns coming out of their head. They said they were buried 700 years ago. This is not the real
skull, but is a replica of the skull that they found that was buried in the ground in Pennsylvania. This is a real
newspaper article when men had horns. They literally described in the newspaper that these men must have been
prehistoric giants of some race that was unknown. They also said that they had four horns. If you read right here, the
human beings, one of the skulls contained four horns, two on each side. After they dug up the horns, they took
them to an Indian museum. But as these stories usually go, after the story was released in the newspaper, they brought
back the story and they said, "Actually, yeah, none of that happened." But what's crazy is during this time period, that
wasn't the only place that giants was found. In the early 1900s, even in the 1930s, there was giants found right here
in Arkansas. These were 10 feet high. 10 feet, 8 to 10 feet high. Here, they found giants in Knoxville with long,
super long nails across the chest. Personally, I do not find it hard to believe that there was actual giants
with horns coming out of their skull. I'm not saying it was a complete race of giants that had horns coming out of
their skull, but this guy had a huge horn coming out of his head. So, I don't think it's impossible that they found
giants with huge skeletons that had horns coming out of their head. The real question here is where is the bodies?
Where is the bones? Where did they take them? Why did they retract and go back on everything that they said? Where is
those giants? Let me know what you think in the comments. Did the Smithsonian have them? Does another Indian museum
have them or did the Smithsonian take it from the Indians? >> If they were 8 to 10 feet tall with
horns on their head, they were probably either Nephilim or Minotaur. I'm not sure what kind of aircraft this
is, but maybe that loud explosion was this thing causing a sonic boom. This would have ruined my night though, cuz I
would have thought it was a air strike. >> The CI of mind control program has a receipt and it's one page long. The
document project a sub project 1, a memo dated November 2nd, 1953 to the CIA comprollers finance
division. It says sub project one has been approved and quote $600 of the overall project MKULT
funds have been obligated to cover the sub project's expenses. The authority a memo from the director of central
intelligence himself dated April 13th, 1953. Program approved. Obligation of funds
approved. $600. That is the paper trail the CIA left behind for the first sub project of MKULT.
I feel like they might have been receiving a lot of the funding for MK Ultra under the table because you would
think it would cost a lot more than $600 to turn somebody's brain in mush. This is cool, but it seems like an
unhealthy amount of static electricity. If you shake his hand, it's going to feel like you got the electric chair. I
found this creepy listing on the dark web titled 2008 flash drive found near Area 51. And after seeing that prize, I
needed a moment to consider making a terrible financial decision. My friends, I took the chance and purchased the
flash drive. And one week later, here it is. Let's open it.
There is a strange powder inside the bag with the flash drive. It is currently all over my glove. But this is what we
were waiting for. Let's see what's on the flash drive. But first, let me disconnect the Wi-Fi. We wouldn't want
any malicious software connecting back to whoever sold me this thing. So far, we've gotten three images, and the date
does show from 2008. It seems as if we have an image from some sort of an Air Force base. And in the next image, it
seems as if there's a giant hole, and it looks it does look like Nevada, my friends. I'm not sure what to think
about this one. And the picture of the alien might actually be worth looking into. But this is why you don't buy
stuff off the dark web. Cuz there's a good chance he just spent $1,200 for three pictures somebody made with claw.
>> Let me ask you something. What would cause this piece of metal to look like that? She had no idea where it was from.
And she goes, "Well, like a crash or an explosion." Really? We went to Roswell with the idea, let's go to the debris
field. Let's see what it looks like. And Chuck's out there with a metal detector and Frank Kimber's out there with his
metal detector and they're not finding anything. And so we pray, true story. So we pray, Father, we come against
anything that's happened here. We ask that you cleanse the land, but we'd also ask that you show us there's something
here. And uh a minute after the prayer, Frank Kilmer goes, "Hey guys, I got a hit." And he goes, "Oh my gosh." And he
picks it out. It's buried about 6 to 8 in down below. We took it to a scanning electron microscope and the metal is all
folded in on itself and it's an aluminum alloy. So there's a machine you can put the sample in there and it will tell you
what you're looking at. and it kept going, "Oh, it's this aluminum alloy." And then it would go, "No, it's this
aluminum alloy." It kept switching, so she couldn't dial it in. She had no idea what we were looking at. So, here it is.
This is what we found. >> I probably would have kept this to myself until I had more tests run on it
cuz this is a real fragment from the Rosville crash. The Pentagon is going to see this and turn him into a fragment.
>> Remember the story in Peru about the face snatchers? These uh creatures that would come at night? Well, someone
actually captured a real image of one. Supposedly, this village had been battling these things and they were some
images and you can see the image the girl put out. Um, and they were saying that these creatures were actually
flying. They were had like jetpacks. Well, here in this image, someone captured a few frames of one. These
things are very elusive. And the village had been battling at these things at night.
Well, now you get to see what one actually looks like. And just imagine what are these things in the jungle? I
mean, are they are they alien species? Or is this, you know, just something that's always been out there in the
jungle? Maybe this is um one of the elusive reptilian beings that we hear about. I
don't know. Take a look at this and tell me what you think. As you see, this is a real photo. Unanswered universe.
>> If something like this was terrorized in my village, I would just have to leave the country. It looks like a skinwalker
with a man bun. Now, >> I want you to process this. They are not smashing particles for fun. They are
opening a pocket where the normal rules of time bend. Every collision is a small tear. Every tear leaks something in and
let something out. So space and time are just one fabric and you cannot bend one without the other. When you dilate time
at a single point on this planet, you warp the space around it. 40 million collisions per second. 40 million tiny
wounds in the fabric per second for years. Do the multiplication. That's trillions upon trillions of punctures in
the veil between this world and what sits above it. They are not searching for knowledge. They are drilling a well.
So now where are we now? They've told you the year and we're not really listening. Look at 2026. Look at what
they scheduled. The high luminosity upgrade. Luminosity is just a fancy word for how many collisions you can force
through the machine at one time. Okay? So in 2026 this year, just a few days ago, depending on when you're watching
this, they crank the density of collisions up by a factor of 10. 10 times the tears, 10 times the drilling.
They are not doing this to find a new particle. They already found the fartle in 2012. They are doing this to widen
the opening to turn a puncture into a doorway large enough for something to walk through. So this is where the gates
come in. 369 gates there are. Nicola Tesla told you the truth and he wrapped it in a riddle.
If you knew the magnificence of 3, six, and 9, you would have a key to the universe. Three is the frequency of
creation. Six is the frequency of the physical structure. Nine is the frequency of completion of the return to
source. >> If this is true, I don't think it's smart to be opening up doorways to
dimensions we know nothing about. They're not going to be happy until the devil himself walks through.
It's time to go once they start pulling out the serpent symbolism. I can't tell if this is a Taylor Swift show or
reptilians live in concert. >> So now the Pentagon's talking about Skinwalker Ranch in the seventh batch of
UFO files released. There are 11 different witnesses who reported a doglike wolflike creature and
unexplained orbital light. But the dog man, wolf man was 6 feet tall, 6 to 7 feet tall, able to run quickly on two
legs. Now, apparently this uh dog, this wolf man uh got some hair caught on a barbwire fence. They took it to a lab
and it was just dog DNA. Who knows? Witnesses reported an 8 foot long maggot uh like a big dune worm 2 to
three feet in diameter. A woman interviewed on April 20th, 2010 reported an encounter was tending horses, and her
daughter looked over her shoulder and noticed something crouching on top of the shed, was approximately 8 ft tall,
completely hairless, dark brown and grayish skin, muscular, and distinctly non-human looking. One of the witnesses
had refused to talk because he was sworn to secrecy. Witnesses also described smaller troll-like creatures. It
describes four independent witnesses uh reporting characters about 3 feet tall, hairy with long arms, allegedly moving
in a manner resembling chimpanzees or urangutans, and large prehistoric birds. Why not? So, the people that were
interviewed for this were 11 Native Americans, including a shaman, local police officers,
uh ranchers, business owners, and Mormon church members. Now, why would the government fund something that seems so
outlandish? If I'm putting on my Trippy hat, I would say maybe this particular piece of land in Utah is around some
sort of portal and there's a portal to other dimensions, other realities, whatever it
is. And these creatures are coming out. >> With all these sightings in one location, maybe Skinwalker Ranch really
does have some sort of gateway where interdimensional creatures can enter and exit, almost like a crypted welcome
center. >> Someone in the world is buying millions of Venus fly traps, and nobody knows who
it is. Not many people know this, but wild Venus fly traps only grow in one single place on Earth. It's this tiny
90m radius around Wilmington, North Carolina. But for decades, wildlife cops have had to patrol this area day and
night for fly trap felons, or what they call trappers. There's a black market growing out of control. The hit podcast
series Criminal recently did a deep dive into this conspiracy to see if they could figure out who was at the top of
this fly trap pyramid. That's when they stumbled across a mysterious company based in New York. Its founder believed
that the juice could cure cancer. But Carnival claims its Venus fly traps are grown in a lab. Meanwhile, the poachers
sitting in jail cells for their crimes in North Carolina where they're just middlemen. So, if you have any idea who
would need millions of fly traps every year, let a girl know in the comments. >> Whoever's orchestrating this must be
paying a lot of money if people are willing to go to jail for traffic in a fly trap.
>> What do the Vril, Anunnaki, Nephlin, Draco, and Wesson all have in common? And who's at the top of the food chain?
You got 90 seconds? Let's connect the dots. Starting off with my personal favorite, the Vril, the subterranean
parasites. Now, forget all the mainstream myths that the Vril is just some magic madeup energy. Ancient
Forbidden Files reveal that the VR are actually subterranean biological parasites. They take over the human host
by burrowing through the eye socket, wrapping around the optic nerve, and hijacking the central nervous system.
This is what Hollywood is trying to show us in movies like Venom, where it attaches to the host. Oh, you thought
that was just a movie? My bad. It's literal body snatching. Next, we get into the Wesson, the cosmic architects.
Now, the VR aren't acting alone. At the absolute top of the cosmic food chain are the Wesson. They are a highly
advanced synthetic AI hybrid species from a completely different collapsed universe. The Wesson use the VR as their
boots on the ground, their henchmen, biological hardware to infiltrate Earth and turn it into a low vibrational
energy farm. Up next, we have everyone's favorite, the Draos and Anunnaki, the enforcers. Now, their job is to set up
the global trap. The Wesson used the Draconian Empire and the Anunnaki genetic engineers as the ultimate
middlemen. It's even believed that the Anunnaki altered the human DNA to blind our spiritual sight, while the Draos
locked down the planetary grid system, keeping Earth's frequency low enough for the Viral parasites to survive
undetected in the human suits. Then we have the most widely known ancient race, the Nephilim, the biological warfare.
When humanity tried to resist, the Anunnaki bred with the Nephlin, the chaotic hybrid giants recorded in the
book of the Enoch. The Nephlin weren't an accident. They were a biological weapon designed to shatter Earth's
original timeline, leaving humans totally defenseless against the subterranean VR takeover. The blueprint
has been revealed. The Wesson planned it. The Draco enforced it. The Anunnaki engineered it. And the VR are wearing
the skin suits to run it. Wake up. Comment below if you see the patterns. >> I feel like for this to be true, there
will also have to be a group of humans working for them to help keep the wool over humanity's eyes for all these
years, which might be the so-called elite. >> A kindergarten teacher claims that one
of her students was actually a fallen angel. I originally heard the story in Spanish, but it was too good not to
share, so I went ahead and translated it in English. The teacher's name is Lupita. This story originally took place
in 2018. She had a student by the name of Estrea that was in her kindergarten class that she always just felt was
different. She says that this student was spent countless hours of the day drawing massive galaxies with like
details and like things that she had never even seen or heard of. This little girl barely ever ate her lunch. She
rarely interacted with the rest of the students. She was completely fascinated by something that was beyond like her
her drawings. One day, Lupita went up to the little girl and complimented her drawings. And what the little girl said
back to her has like disturbed her till this day. The little girl says, "I did not want to sin against God. They
deceived me. My life was perfect up there. I wasn't supposed to end up here." Now, imagine hearing that coming
from a 5-year-old that's currently in kindergarten. Apparently, that wasn't the only strange things that happened.
One day, one of the students took one of Estrella's crayons and instead of getting upset or asking for them back,
she simply stared at the boy and whispered something under her breath. Moments later, the boy tripped, split
his lip, and lost tooth. On a different occasion, the teacher went up to Straa and kind of questioned her behavior, and
Estraa locked eyes with her and gave her a very chilling prediction. She says, "Everyone is going to suffer in a year.
The whole world is going to suffer." which is a very scary statement being that this happened in 2018. We all know
what happened in 2019 to 2020. Eventually, Cella's parents took her to a specialist who diagnosed her as a as
high functioning on the autism spectrum and prescribed heavy medication. When the teacher saw Estrea again after she
was heavily medicated and the mysterious intensity was gone, she no longer drew intricate galaxies, only random childish
scribbles. Shortly after, the family moved away and Laestra Lupita remains convinced to this day that Estrea was
not an ordinary child, but a fallen entity or a fallen angel who was forced into a human form. You guys already know
what I think, but what do you think? >> If I was her teacher, Stella would have to be homeschooled after this. I can't
have her in class using telekinesis to trip people over a box of Crayas. >> Look at that. It's galloping.
>> I know. This one's crazy. So yeah, this video here, this one was taken on a woman's uh front porch Ring camera on
June 26th, 2026. So this one was recent. This one was AI tested heavily. I think even just by watching it, you can tell
this is not AI. But yeah, the woman in the in the video with with her audio on it, she's like surprised and shocked.
She's like, "What the heck is this?" And you can see in one of the shots here, I mean, especially in the last shot, you
can see, look at the leg. It's like very It's abnormally skinny. I have no explanation for this, but at least we're
seeing them now, right? I mean, at least we can now study them and try to figure out what these things are. The body
mechanics of this thing make no sense. >> If I had to guess, this person lives in the Appalachian Mountains, cuz that's
the only other place where skin walkers are just as common as deer. I hope since 2020 they were able to
cleanse the house or find another place to stay cuz I can never be comfortable living in a house after I saw a ghost
run off with the frosted flakes. kind of looks like the sky from Stranger Things. You're about to see a demigorgon
pop out. >> This man's eyesight is so extreme, normal glasses basically don't work. Yan
Misovich has been reported with a prescription around minus 108 diopters. For comparison, minus 6 is already
considered severe myopia. Without correction, he can only focus clearly at an incredibly tiny distance from his
eyes. So, specialists made custom lenticular glasses, packing the strongest prescription into a small
central area. And here's the wild part. He still works as a photographer. >> I'm sure he has the best eyesight in the
world with these on. With glasses this thick, you can see the future. But that was the video, guys. Don't forget to
subscribe if you haven't already. Hit that like button if you enjoyed the video. And if you want to keep exploring
some of the internet's most unexplained mysteries, then click this video right here. But until next time, take care of
yourself.
The score is low because most claims in the video are either false or unverifiable. It relies heavily on internet folklore, misidentified images, and absurd conspiracy theories like interdimensional portals, with only a few confirmed facts that are often exaggerated or stripped of context.
Yes, a few claims are based on real events, such as the DoorDash Ouija board incident, the Chile tornado, and documented MKUltra research. However, these are presented in a sensationalized way that exaggerates or distorts the original facts.
Check if the video provides verifiable sources or references for its claims. Look for expert analysis, official records, or cross-referencing with trusted news outlets. Be skeptical of sensational or unsubstantiated assertions, especially those that rely on vague footage or anecdotal stories.
An unverifiable claim lacks credible evidence or reliable sources that can be checked or confirmed. In this video, it includes concepts like interdimensional portals from particle accelerators or specific Skinwalker sightings, which have no scientific or documented basis to prove or disprove.
Yes, many segments rely on internet folklore and misidentified images, which are frequently used in paranormal hoaxes. Examples include edited or out-of-context footage that creates the illusion of supernatural events, such as figures that are actually shadows or optical illusions.
These videos tap into curiosity about the supernatural and conspiracy theories, which are highly engaging and shareable. The dramatic presentation and lack of clear fact-checking can make viewers more likely to believe and spread the content without verifying its accuracy.
No, these warnings are based on folklore and unverified internet stories, not on any confirmed evidence. There are no credible scientific sources that support the existence of skinwalkers or similar mythical beings as described in the video.
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