The Ghost Car..... is it real?

[BigEaZyE]

That has nothing to do with going under/over a fence or disappearing... Throughout the entire video the driver goes randomly back and forth in a zig zag quickly and the dopey police officer for some reason doesn't react near as quick.

He clearly goes further to the left than the cop and could have easily gone around the fence and then just turned to go straight away from the cop car

 

[duckfi8]

It was the Bandit. Only Burt Reynolds could pull that crap off.

the car wasn't orange though

 

[Caligulove]

that video still sends chills up my spine.

either its a ghost car/something unexplainable.. or that man/woman has an amazing taste for the theatrics. and get them into Las Vegas!

ALSO, even though I like the video, I keep thinking in my head just how AWFUL the puns the narrator keeps making. I usually mute the video

 

[MasterSqueak]

The camera quality seems pretty crappy for one being used in a cop car.

And no, I don't believe it. I'm very skeptical when it comes to the idea that there are ghosts/spirits/poltergeists/demons/whatever fucking around with humans. Just seems pointless.

What else would they do?

 

[Godavari]

Well, can you prove that the car passed through the fence without disrupting the fence or itself? Can you prove that it was the work of some supernatural entity or power? Just because it can't be explained with the evidence presented, it doesn't make the car supernatural.

 

[Nova5]

Dude, that was awesome. Save for the horrible narration. It could've done with some Ron Howard voice over in there.

 

[gbemery]

Don't believe everything you see on YouTube. That should be explanation enough.

 

[FluffyNeurosis]

If you stop it around 1:48 you can see the bar at the top of the fence is slanted down and to the left. Looks to me like he hit the chain link, drove over it and it sprang back up. The chain part would still be bent after he drove over it. The top bar slanting down like that shows that it was disconnected from the support post in the ground, possibly by someone driving over it. I?m not a fence expert but that?s what it looks like to me.

 

[Aesir23]

It has to be fake. Honestly. I believe in the supernatural, but a ghost car involved in a high speed cop chase is just silly...

Those fences are surprisingly flexible. The only rigidity in them is all in the posts and the metal ties binding them to the posts. The that keeps the fence taunt. Snap those bindings and it would be easy for the fence to either lift over the car, or for the car to go over it.

It was night and the video does not show the car actually going through the fence. The cops might have missed a point to the left that was still moving back and forth from the car either going over or under it. I vote for under it cause they do get a bit bent out of shape from something going over them.

What I want to see is pictures of this the next day, and what cop wouldn't want to head back to the area and see exactly how they got away. The fact that I searched and searched years ago when I first saw this, and found no follow up lead me to believe that there really was nothing supernatural to the story.

But, if the car had gone over or under the fence, wouldn't we have heard it doing so in the audio? That doesn't strike me as something that would happen silently unless it happened in some way where the fence had no contact with the car whatsoever.

 

[cleverlymadeup]

Definitely fake. He didn't hit the fence in any place that was shown on the police camera, so it's possible there was just a space there and this is a media publicity thing. Also, when I was a kid there was this chain link fence sort of like that one between my house and my school and I was able to just lift up the bottom of it in the middle and go under it, because it was flimsy and wasnt mounted at any point other than the poles. If that fence had the same setup the car could have gone under it without uprooting it if it had enough speed built up. Then again I have no belief in anything supernatural whatsoever, so maybe this opinion is "biased."

yeah i'm thinking the car went into a spot where the cop's camera couldn't see, could have been a spot where the car could have passed under without an issue or he went thru an open spot that is not shown on the video, it seems the cop turned after he did, so i'm thinking they didn't show where he went and the cop just gave up the chase

 

[dmase]

I was expecting to shit my pants with the eaierness but no, i'm gonna be able to get to sleep to night thanks guy big help.

Like the guy who had a drawing earlier I don't believe that was a ghost and can probably easily explained and I doubt they actually stayed to look around like my god how did they do it. It was probably like fuck we lost another one, thats the fifth one this week... what do we tell the captain dave... ghost car bob he's all in to that hibby jibby nonesense.

 

[Captain Wes]

Fools! The only logical explination is that this driver was murdered in a fit of jealousy by that very fence. You see the fence was married to a lady and this guy goes to the same gym as her and one day he was like, "wow you're working really hard and it shows, you look really good". Just than the fence walked in and got pissed because when he was just a lowly coat hanger his first love, a spoon with one of the seven dwarves on the handle, left him after a similar situation. So now the guy's ghost goes on wild chases culminating in his revenge on the police who looked the other way while this murdering psycho-fence got off scot free. See because the police are part of a consipricy with the fences. It all started in 1903 when the very first car chase (between the Ohio state troopers and Al Capone) culminated in a fence crash. The police were so grateful to fences everywhere that they made them part of an undercover operation to subjegate the masses by introducing officers that lived outside the laws. However as time went on the fences got tired of getting none of the credit for their hard work and some fences went rogue. This Particular fence was part of a secret double under cover sting in order to catch the renegade fences in the act. If the police had arrested the fence for the murder of ghost car guy than the entire operation would be thrown out the window so they blamed the murder on the guy.

 

[BonsaiK]

Possible that the car the cops were chasing and the car on the other side of the fence are two different vehicles. There's a gap where the car pulls out of view, maybe it took a harder left. Or maybe the cops just suck at navigating around a fence.

 

[manaman]

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But, if the car had gone over or under the fence, wouldn't we have heard it doing so in the audio? That doesn't strike me as something that would happen silently unless it happened in some way where the fence had no contact with the car whatsoever.

Why would you have heard it? Other then a scratching sound its not going to make much noise, at least not enough to sound louder then police sirens, which are not all that loud on the video anyway as the audio is turned down so the announcer can be heard plainly. I wouldn't be surprised either to find that the mics on those cop cars are highly directional so most of the traffic noise and noise from the car is not so omnipresent as to fully drown out the voices of the people pulled over by the officer.

What you would be far more likely to see if the fence itself moving, or undulating. If it was strapped down where the officer pointed the camera, and the vehicle went under to the left a bit then the movement would be pretty much unnoticeable on that film.

Or the whole thing is fake. I don't really this it is, like I said I looked into it after I first saw this. I was hoping to find daylight pictures of the area.

Possible that the car the cops were chasing and the car on the other side of the fence are two different vehicles. There's a gap where the car pulls out of view, maybe it took a harder left. Or maybe the cops just suck at navigating around a fence.

Or maybe the video actually continues and shows him finally spotting the gap and backing up so he can take the same route.

I am still going with under or over then fence the fence. Notice to the left of the camera right before the cop gets to close to the fence. That looks like damaged fence to me. It probably gets even worse to further to the left where the car went over or under it.

 

[Aardvark Soup]

Why would this be a ghost car? Maybe the person inside activated the invisibility device, or maybe it gets kidnapped by aliens. Seriously, there is just as much evidence for these 'theories' as that it would be a ghost car. When something happens you can't directly explain that doesn't mean there is anything supernatural involved, usually it's just something pretty dull and stupid.

 

[MelasZepheos_v1legacy]

Everyone here pointing out that there's a moment when the camera can't see the fence but surely the cops would have kept their eyes on it? It seems to me that there might possibly be something more to this video than meets the eye. The policeman watching the car would presumably have seen if it went over or under the fence.

(Disclaimer: I am fully aware that this video is probably not true, but I keep an open mind, and like presenting the other side to arguments.)

 

[londelen]

Obviously a transformer...

 

[Beatrix]

Uhm, what if the car we see drive off is just an unrelated car that was already behind the fence and the car they were following finally had the sense to turn off its lights and steer past the fence?
Also, that annoying commenter reminds me why I don't have television.