Some of you may have already been to this site, but I only just discovered it a few days ago. Some of the footage in this video is common, but a lot of it is fairly new. The video of the ghost crossing the road is jaw-dropping.

It takes a little while to load if you have dial-up, but well worth the wait. There are other videos on this site as well, the 'Faces of Belmez' being one definitely worth viewing. (I remember reading about that case back in the early 80's. It is still a mystery to this day)

Check this out:
Ghost series

I've seen this one before, and it is still good.
Thanx for the reminder

the one crossing the road is durt on the windscreen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! jrjbrkhfjf

Dirt sticks to a windshield and would be moving FORWARD, not from right to left, as shown in the video. The apparition crossing the road clearly displays a head and torso, while the legs seem to be invisible.

cameras can move side to side. look at other dirt on the windscreen

Art Bell ghost

here it is on its own, its very clear to see what it actually is

It could have easily been a edited video.

I agree it's gunk on the windshield. Looks really good tho for windshield gunk....

i think u solved it jonb

thanks for video. i liked the security camera capturing the ghost disappearing into the car, looks very authentic and evp is spooky . for the windshield one, i find it abit strange, the legs were moving if you take a closer look on malstorm link. A problem with that video is that the ghost should be getting bigger as the car approaches the ghost, and the wind could be blowing the dirt so its moving to the left, however if you take a closer look the legs are actually moving!!.

I'd have to go with windshield water as well.
You can tell when the windshield rain comes more into focus so does the "ghost".

With the ghost travelling across the road....I'll agree with the people who say it's water droplets. After viewing JonB's link, there are 2 areas where it becomes clear that it's water droplets.