Weird | ??0Updated 6 years ago Scary Dashcam Footage Captures A 'Ghost' On A Busy Highway In Singapore & People Are Losing It!
When we imagine running into a ghost, it's seldom in the middle of a busy highway while driving. But that's exactly what happened to this person who was driving on the Upper Bukit Timah Road, in Singapore on 3 March.
Considering it's dashcam footage that has lived a few days on social media, the video is none too clear. At first look it's hard to figure out why the person behind the camera suddenly starts shouting, but that's when the video slows down and a little red circle towards the right hand side points out the ghost.
While it hasn't been established yet that the figure on the screen, indeed, is a ghost, one can't help but wonder. The pale outline and almost invisible figure seems to be standing still on a divider on the highway. That's when the video cuts out.
What do you think the figure in the video is?
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