Jaw-Dropping Ghost Sightings Analyzed | Shiver Paranormal Documentaries

Viewer-generated clips from around the globe reveal some of the most unnerving paranormal incidents ever to be captured on camera. A panel of experts analyzes the shocking footage as they attempt to explain the impossible.

[ceevi]

I would love to watch a bunch of psychologists enter a haunted house and stay overnight, that would be a great paranormal show lol

[nancyg.ahmadzai]

Been a cognitive psychologist with 2 graduate school degrees for 35 years and have experienced a lot of ghostly episodes myself, these entities are among us either you believe it or not. There's a lot of issues in the world around us that can't be understood or explained, I always refer to it as our 3rd reality.

[birdflipper]

I wonder how many of these "experts" have had an actual paranormal experience irl, not just on video. I never believed in ghosts until one night in 1996 when I witnessed the ghost of a little girl standing right beside the bed I was laying in. I had just laid down about ten minutes earlier and hadn't yet fallen asleep and happened to open my eyes and was startled to see her standing right beside me, looking at me. I could clearly see her face and dress, but she was sort of glowing and translucent, just like they show ghosts in the movies. I immediately rubbed my eyes, thinking I had something in my eyes that would explain what was happening but when I looked again she was still there, just looking at me. At this point she suddenly evaporated into what looked like a billion molecules and disappeared into the floor. This was the only paranormal experience I've ever had, and being a non believer up until that point, I never told anyone because although I couldn't explain what I saw, I didn't want people to think I was crazy. A couple of years later I discovered that other people who lived in the same building and on the same floor had described seeing the same little girl. I was shocked to hear other people had also seen her, which validated my experience as a legitimate ghost sighting.

edit: in case anyone is curious, this happened on the top (10th) floor of the Art Lofts building in downtown St. Louis, Missouri.

[looseleafpage]

absolutely loved this, if you've got more of this panel's show please share! it's refreshing to see a combo of believers and skeptics along with their analyses.

[patriciaariley]

I am glad to have a city where ghosts rights are respected and they don't get posted on you tube.

[janmarchand]

Poor Rose got the absolute worst investigator! While he was thrilled and laughing at his experiences, Rose was terrified at him stirring up trouble for herself. Also, what's up with all those creepy dolls in that house? That alone freaked me out!

[karla-zkdp]

Ooh im soo glad you posted this, im loving this series.. 4hrs is a perfect scary fest for me!! 😊

[deanmayer]

If something can physically knock something over or break glass, tell it to clean up that glass and pick up the things it knocked over.

[SkromnitsaKrasotka]

Hey, just discovered your channel, binge watching now 😀Subscribed. Thank you so much!!!!

[gregschurr]

I'm a hard core paranormal fan/investigator and I hurts me to say this but half the video's on here are fake which saddened me. This is why is so hard to turn a sceptic into a believer and gives the itc/paranormal community a bad name.

[aussiejubes]

Just binged the whole thing. Very entertaining! I liked the balance of having the psychologists, but I think watching them be sceptical for 4 straight hours was a bad idea because they got annoying.
They are great examples of why people don't share their stories or get help from the trauma they've sustained having unexplained encounters because they're sceptical for the sake of it lol.

[Pitbull.ph]

Everybody knows that some expert can manipulate videos to become creepy....Bt we still here to witness coz we luv this kinds of videos

[Cincinnatus]

when i was a kid it was more difficult to manipulate a photo or video and make it look like something paranormal. Today my 11 year old son can make it look like the devil is sitting in the end of the bed playing a guitar with Elvis on vocals

[areneesouder]

I find it less believable if people are seriously reacting to the paranormal activity, especially if they're supposed to be investigators. Since I saw my first ghost at 19, thinking someone has broken into the house, I haven't been all excited or carrying on during any investigations or research. First, if you're going to investigate these things, you shouldn't be afraid, fear can leave you open to problems, and only the brave and prepared should do the work. There's rarely a reason to freak out. It is what it is. I hate it when people are doubted because they're not emotional and carrying on. And not everyone reacts the same way.

[TheHighPriestessStudio]

I am so tired of hearing that spirits need to draw on energy to manifest or communicate, spirit is energy they are made up of energy.
And these fools who say “use my energy to communicate or manifest etc” is just ridiculous!

They don’t need our energy to manifest or communicate, it is called free will. So if they want to they will, or they won’t. You should never force them if they don’t want to do it, and you must respect that!

Also, please don’t go screaming when you get a response from spirit and overacting, it can start of them especially the younger spirits. Always remember to be respectful to them instead of getting all carried away if they do something to show you that they’re the thank them for doing that. Respect goes a long way. I deal with them on a daily basis, and because of respect I saw them have issues in communicating with them.

[SJUCityBoy]

Security Officer in my younger years, there are things one can explain, others may be very difficult. Worked old institutions, the third shift, and trust me, things do happen, e.g., unexplainable noises, chairs moving inside locked storages, shadows, lights on/off, bathroom hand dryers going off in locked bathrooms, and the list goes on. One gets used to it and embrace it. Scary? Of course.

[iamjackalope]

The slamming of the hatch door on the fire box in the hospital in Brazil was probably the ghost of a fire marshal trying to alert someone that there was no hose in the box rendering it useless.

[littledotti]

Love this. Not a fan of the show jumping from one half finished story to another. I like the opinions of the panel and other ghost hunters. Love this show.

[kristinadjurfors]

Wow thank you for sharing this. It was nice to have so much to look at I absolutely loved it. You got to see so much different things. It’s just fascinating. I wouldn’t mind another long episode. But l like the almost everything you are showing. So this is one of my top channels. Kristina 🇸🇪

[bluestartears]

There's a lot of old articles and things that hold spirits so there could be attachments on some of the stuff he has in the shop