In the video below, on a suitably misty day, the pier head is filmed from a car parked on shore. Among the shapes outlined against the sky is one in the middle of the pier, indistinguishable from the rest.
Until it starts moving.
As the YouTuber notes, the pier head is cut off from land, with its own navigational light to warn off marine traffic. There is no boat tied up to the sidings, the pier is cordoned off from the public as a hazard and there's no way on or off without help. So who's walking along the pier?
This particular spot has been the subject of numerous ghost sightings for decades. The most compelling evidence has been a recent still photo showing something looking like a person by the boat house. This is the first video to show a figure walking the planks of the destroyed wharf.
Have a look:
What do you think? Is this an apparition? Or is someone playing a trick?
Playing a TRICK. Audio On but No words of surprise. NO WORDS SPOKEN AT ALL.
The cameraman (who at the beginning demonstrates he knows how to keep a cam steady at that greatly DIGITALLY zoomed distance) suddenly begins to walk towards the subject, and while camera work gets sloppy and unstable object's "motion" begins. At that distance, walking closer would make minimal difference due to "telephoto illusion factor, which this person should be presumed to be aware of.
Also, although audio is on, not one word is heard, Now ANYONE having seen such claimed "motion" would naturally be talking about it, (see "excited utterance" exception to hearsay rule of evidence) describing what they ARE seeing.
If, on the other hand, they were taking a video to Play a Trick, they would merely be SILENTLY thinking about how they WILL IN THE FUTURE be able to use it. THAT IS WHAT YOU HEAR...
Note also the extreme digital zoom involved. I imagine that more easily lends itself to digital tampering.
R.C.