Most music stores have security cameras set up to catch anyone daring enough to try to steal a tool out of them, but one shop in the united kingdom captured something quite different on theirs. The Guitar, Amp and Keyboard store in Brighton, England seized what looks like a figure walking toward a consumer, and that's not all. In addition, they filmed some guitars as well as a cost getting thrown into the ground when the store was empty and closed.
The very first footage they saw occurred a few weeks ago. It reveals a guy while standing at the store as a white figure moves toward him, texting. The phantom is visible.
Movement sensors went off at the shop, so the owners assessed their safety cameras. They noticed that in the early hours of the afternoon, two guitars while the others all remained still, swaying on the shelves were captured by the CCTV. Thirty minutes later, a cost was ripped off a Fender and fell to the floor.
The owners told that the Daily Star that they don't know in what way the guitars could move, stating, "Some say it might be the guitars re-adjusting themselves once they had been hanged incorrectly, but there's no wind there, and it's not close any draft or venting, so there aren't many suggestions"
They went on to talk about the bizarre events they've seen, stating, "Staff thinks it's odd and a little creepy, but it has not affected anyone coming in."
In the meantime, the owners intend to keep a lookout for any other activity.
Photo: YouTube/GAK
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