American contractor Rocky Mills (pictured above) was renovating his client's home, an old building dating back to the 1900s. The worker was there alone, but at some point it seemed to him that there was someone else in the house. The perplexed man took out his smartphone and began to shoot a video in order to capture the stranger on the camera in case of anything and present him with a complaint, say, to the police. Shouting out to the alleged intruder, our hero began to walk around the premises and even looked into the basement. And then something unexpected happened.
At a certain moment, the American saw one of the doors slowly open a little - by itself. Rocky was taken aback by such a surprise and even a little frightened, but he pulled himself together and went to find out what was happening. When he once again approached the basement door, it slammed shut. "Who is there?!" Mills shouted, throwing it open.
When the light in the basement flickered in a strange way, the man was already seriously frightened and, throwing his smartphone with the camera on, ran away from there. But that is not all. Remaining lying on the floor, the recording device suddenly began to move and spin by itself, which is noticeable in the fragment of the video that it shot (watch the video). Obviously, such a devilry can no longer be explained by drafts and faults in the electrical wiring.
Mills admits that after the incident he refused to work in this house. Many users of the World Wide Web who viewed the video below thought that this was the right decision. According to some commentators, a demon or some other unclean force is probably found in the building. Finally, others even advised Rocky to take the smartphone to the church for consecration or change it to a new one: the gadget has clearly been in the "hands" of a ghost and now can pose a certain danger …