Some of you may have seen this video clip before as it has been upload for awhile now, i was just removing some of my old links which i've picked up over the pass few years and thought i'd post it as i've never seen it around here before.

The footage was shown on some sort of '' Police Show '' that they have out in the usa, unsure of the name.

See what you think of the clip and wait for the ending as thats the best part like many.

Link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CO9Ve03s41w...ated&search=

Thanks but this has been posted her several times before. JN

whoa! it is a ghost car!

That's ok, i thought it would be likely that it had been posted. I'll just leave it up for the moment as i have'nt seen it on here so maybe new to a few.

Whoa, it's been posted 15 times. It's still a good video and I know it's hard to search sometimes for things, but in the future if you want to post say "ghost car", type in ghost car* in the search. Apparently people don't like having things posted more than a few times here ... lol... I'm not being an ass, just dropping some advice from experience before the real mean people get to ya.

I remember the first time I seen it ... I watched it about 15 times to try and see if there was a trick with the fence ... I couldn't find anything ... and when the car goes through the fence don't it look to really speed off ... way faster ??? I still can't figure it out ... but on previous posts and threads people were saying that there was a hole in the fence ... but the cop car never went through it and the fence never looks to move to me. Crazy. Awesome video all the same Dj.


Cheers,

Gene

Though I think GeneBrowne posted some good advice, sometimes going back to something might show something that was originally overlooked. It's like going back to an already read book, and finding something that you glossed over before and never noticing a sentence the first time. I remember this video before, and yeah, I too was baffled. I also rewatched the video over and over too. Then, I sometimes figured that maybe there was a hole or that the car ran over the fence and then it popped back up. Though, I didn't see it go down, when viewing the 'car' driving away from the cops. I kind of glad to view the video again, after a while, so I wonder it's good to bring this subject back up.

wow. Dont know what to think of that. . . I was tripping off what apperars to be a reflection from a bad recording ( I assume) in the picture kind of to the right you can make some out (head arm torso) Am I crazy guys? But the car through the fence? If he could do that why didn't he take a short cut through a house or something? I mean a wall would have been more convencing.

Wow, never thought of that. Good point!

I'm sure you've heard stories and descriptions of people running into ghosts that were so real that it was impossible to tell that it was a ghost, only for something strange like a vanishing or something to occur moments later? If you haven't, a lot of people believe that these ghosts are stuck here due to some strong connection to the past, whether it be they feel something wasn't finished in their life or they diedin that particular spot or whatever. For example, this particular video --> suppose this is a ghost car. Maybe this guy driving the car actually died in a similar police chase say 3 years prior to the video(play along now and entertain me). So this cop is the lucky one to be on duty this particular when the ghost driver happens to show up, and the cop thinks it's a real, there's no reason not to. The cop is chasing him and all of a sudden the phantom car is at the end of his journey because maybe in the past he hit that fence and died, and that maybe why he ended up being where he was.

Now, how's that for a theory about it all?? I believe it's a possibility that if it is a real ghost car that that's what could have happened. I mean you hear all the time about someone's grandma standing in the kitchen doing dishes when someone walks by, only she's dead the last 10 years ... maybe that's what she loved to do. I'm not asking you to believe me, but in my mind that's a possibility of why he never took a shortcut... if of course it's real.

Cheers,

Gene

P.S. "sometimes going back to something might show something that was originally overlooked. It's like going back to an already read book, and finding something that you glossed over before and never noticing a sentence the first time" ... I totally agree, but I just said what I said because it was on here probably 3 or 4 times, just reminding him/her that sometimes you get people on here that don't appreciate things getting brought up again. I could care less ... if I don't wanna read it, I won't. Too bad everyone else isn't like that, they feel an obligation to post to tell you that you're stupid for posting this again... I shrug it off.

Anyone else have any theories on what happened?

Edit: Typo

After the car turns to the left, it's out of the view of the cop car for a few seconds before they finally turn left. In their headlights (if you pause/play) you can see along the fence. The way the car was skidding around the road, is it wrong to assume that perhaps there was an opening in the fence further down that the car drove through, and then drove along the otherside of the fence to the left (it would have had time considering it was out of view of the camera, and skidding round constantly) and then turned and drove forward? Naturally the fence is hard to see in the dark, so the cops would be chasing the guys headlights without thought of interference whichever way they came at him. If he's gone through a gap and then manouvered his vehicle quickly (he was going fast) he could have easily skidded away from the gap and thus when the cops once again follow his headlights, he's simply not in front of the gap anymore. It's pretty basic what I'm trying to say, but figured I needed to be a bit detailed cause no one else seems to have mentioned it.

Picture below is the cops turning left (they continue turning left til they're directly behind the guys lights), the guy seems to be behind the fence already, you can see a vague outline, also a possible gap visible?



Keep in mind, the cops continue turning left til they hit a fence, while the car they're chasing continues to drive crazily. I think it's something to consider

I have seen several cars that have lost control and gone through chain link fences. Some go over, some go under. The ones that go under can do so with minimal damage to the fence and can basically stretch the fence up over the car. Keep in mind that chain link is springy and stretchy. I would be willing to bet that the car simply hit the fence between two of the support poles and the hood hit the chain link low and stretched up and the car basically wedged itself under the fence. As the car passed through the chain link sprung back into close to the shape it started as and went back into place.

I have seen it happen and it fits with the way the car hits the fence...

I've seen it several times and it still boggles my mind (although I'm sure it's been proven somehow to be a whole or a gap in the fence or a trick of the mind).

I still like it however.

I've seen this clip several times and don't know what to make of it. I would guess that it is a clever bit of trickery for some free publicity for the show.
There don't seem to be any back-up reports from the 'witnesses', and no daylight shots of the tyre marks (if there were any) going through the fence.
If you had caught this on film - surely you would do everything conceivable to investigate if the car really did go through a fence wouldn't you??

I have to say yes. Unfortunately, this was on a TV show and, as we all know, they certainly don't show every little thing. It takes up too much time, which sucks for us because then we're sitting here with questions that never get answered.

I really doubt that this is real though. It's just too weird. You never actually see the car go through the fence either, you just see it before and after. It is possible in that short time to have found a gap, or to simply fake it by having the first car they show swing around behind the cop and a car already on the other side of the fence drive away. Uh...did that make any sense?