The "Great Ghost Search" is underway conscionable successful clip for Halloween and trick-or-treating door-to-door, acknowledgment to Ring cameras.
In what nan institution is calling nan "busiest doorbell play of nan year," those who taxable unedited videos of what they deem to beryllium mysteries of nan unexplained during this spooky play whitethorn beryllium entitled to a $100,000 rate prize.
Video submissions tin beryllium "funny, frightening, fashionable," aliases "all of it." Ring has already received complete 2,000 customer videos since announcing nan title began connected September 23. To qualify, video clips must beryllium 30 seconds aliases little and captured connected an existing Ring device.
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Some customer video submissions were shared pinch Fox News Digital by Ring, and we time off it up to nan spectator to judge it aliases not.
In a video captured from a Los Angeles home, a ghostly fig appears abruptly in-frame and appears to move a portion to nan level of their patio.
A ghostly fig was caught connected camera moving some nan homeowner's portion and chair successful Los Angeles. (Ring Cameras)
The homeowner shared, "I americium not alert of immoderate haunted history successful particular, but I do perceive creaking going up and down nan stairs astatine nighttime sometimes. I figured it was paranoia making maine deliberation normal location creaks sounded for illustration steps."
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A preschool proprietor and Ring customer from Fort Collins, Colorado says they're a "believer" aft capturing what they judge to beryllium a shade connected their indoor camera, saying, "I’m going astir my day, past boom—on nan Ring camera, a ghostly fig floats retired of nan room and glides correct into nan bathroom. And yes, it looks conscionable for illustration Casper making himself astatine home! It's not a protector aliases a instrumentality of nan light—this is simply a clear, unmistakable fig moving pinch purpose."
A daycare caught what it believes to beryllium nan shade of a kid leaving nan room connected its indoor Ring camera. (Ring Cameras)
"You can’t thief but wonderment if this small tone conscionable wanted to cheque retired nan preschool fun, aliases possibly it was looking for a quiet spot. Either way, it's creepy and thrilling! My neighbor, who's lived present since nan '70s, said this onshore is ineffable and haunted…Between catching this shade connected video and nan years of unusual events—from flying books to spooky fridge finds—I’m a believer," added nan Colorado preschool owner.
Another video of a "ghost" was captured successful Tampa, Fla. connected a Ring video doorbell while schools were retired for Hurricane Helene. The customer shared, "This is nan communicative of nan silly shade of 13-year-old Bronson. The 25th of each period he comes to our Ring doorbell and nan euphony you hear, played by big brother Barratt connected piano, follows him while he dances."
This Tampa, FL "ghost" appeared to haunt this family's location arsenic portion of his schoolhouse break from Hurricane Helene. (Ring Cameras)
"We noticed he only appears while it’s raining outside. Today, he appeared while awaiting Hurricane Helene. He thinks he is sneaky. We intelligibly tin spot he is having a awesome clip while he is connected Hurricane Break. His hopes of winning will onshore him a crazy cart and a assemblage education," added nan Florida customer.
Official judges for nan title see Stranger Things prima Finn Wolfhard and paranormal interrogator Katrina Weidman. Videos are judged based connected 4 criteria: visibility aliases clarity of nan "ghost," characteristic of nan entry, intermezo value, and engagement.
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Submissions must beryllium entered by November 1, 2024, astatine 11:59 p.m. aliases erstwhile 5,000 entries are submitted, whichever comes first.
Jasmine is simply a writer astatine Fox News Digital and a subject spouse based successful New Orleans. Stories tin beryllium sent to jasmine.baehr@fox.com