You can't argue against facts. In the fall of 1991, after midnight, an alarm went off at a nightclub called Butterflys in a small town in Great Britain. The police officers who went out to the call, along with the agitated owners of the institution, did not see any traces of the crime: everything remained in its former places. The alarm went off in the office where the safe was located. But the door of this office was tightly locked and no one entered the room. The police watched the video, filmed by a hidden video camera, installed in the corridor in such a way that it can be seen on the video entering and exiting the office.
The date and time were indicated on the video. At half past five in the morning, a translucent male figure in a white shirt entered the building, walked along the corridor, and then stepped through the locked door of the room. The closed door is clearly visible in the video, but a ghostly stranger passed through it. After the night incident was reported in the newspapers, a man came to the owners of the nightclub, who introduced himself as Derek Lloyd. Lloyd shared his suggestion that the night visitor may have been the ghost of his father. Back in 1936, as a result of an accident, Derek's father died in this institution while performing repair work.
The video was verified using BBC equipment. An unannounced company specialist who tested the video was amazed: it actually showed a ghostly figure of a man who wandered down the corridor and freely penetrated through the walls.
In addition, not so long ago there was an equally mysterious incident that was noted in one of the software development firms. The hidden camera recorded on film how it first started up on its own, worked a little, and then turned off the computer, disconnected from the outlet. Experts could not explain the reason for such a mysterious phenomenon.