Unusual video was made in Canada.
A resident of Vaughan city in Ontario, Canada, saw on the surveillance camera translucent silhouette near the door.
46-year-old, Picascia Meni (Meni Pitoscia) was at home when her dog barked and ran to the front door, as if sensing suitable to the person’s home.
The woman waited for the postman with a parcel, so she went to the door and looked at the large window beside. You would be good to see someone who would stand on the porch.
However, she did in front of the door saw.
Thinking that her dog just smelled a squirrel, Mrs. Picascia walked away and minding my own business, but suddenly heard a loud knock at the door. Deciding that this time it’s for sure the mailman came, she opened the door, but again… there was nobody there.
The woman thought that maybe it amused the kids and decided to view the footage from the surveillance camera (see video below). And to her horror she saw on the recording of a moving translucent silhouette of blurring, but a little bit human.
A silhouette appeared on the left side and went to the door to the place where was the doorbell. Without a doubt, he rang the doorbell.
At first, the woman was frightened, but then called it a psychic said that the Ghost had something to do with standing to the left of the camera bench. Though he initially sits on this bench and then gets up and walks to the door. And then Mrs. Petaccia said that the bench shortly before his recent death gave her a friendly neighborhood.
Now everything fell into place. Now the woman thinks it was some kind of sign from her neighbor and maybe he gave her to understand what will happen next with her and become her Guardian Angel.
“Our last conversation with him was when we were sitting on this bench,” says Mrs. Picascia, – “Even if it was his spirit, I do not feel anything bad and don’t want to put it under the door leaves of sage, I suggest your friends (like sage protects from spirits and other vermin).
Skeptics say that the silhouette on the camera could be stranded on the lens insects, and the call could work for raccoons too active or do-wags.
