Ghost encounter caught on CCTV in a computer shop in Bulacan catches the curiosity of netizens.

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source: Devas vlog

A vlogger from Marilao, Bulacan uploaded a CCTV footage of her girlfriend inside their computer shop experiencing a paranormal incident. The netizens can’t help but be curious and frightened as the objects inside the computer shop allegedly move by itself. 


Ajet Bueno the owner of the computer shop posted the CCTV footage on their Facebook page “Devas Vlog '' and it gained 1.5M views, 11.8k reactions, 1.1k comments and 918 shares. 


“Nakakatuwa. Nung inupload namin [yung video] di namin totally alam na magvi-viral talaga, nagpustahan nga kami hanggang 10k views lang eh umabot ng 16M views sa tiktok. Nagulat lang talaga kami na ganun na agad.” he said.


“Ang pinaka [natutuwa] ako doon ay yung may sinasabi sila na di ko naman ginawa. Na halimbawa yung sinasabi nila na may tao raw sa may salamin, wala namang salamin diyan. Sa may bintana may humahatak daw. Hindi nila alam nasa ilalim ako eh.” he added when asked a question about the netizen’s comments. 


But the truth regarding the alleged poltergeist encounter was later revealed and the video’s original intent was made known.


“For him, hindi ko maiiisip na prank iyon, dahil sa October pa nga lang.” Jen cruz, Ajet’s girlfriend said. “October siya inupload para salubong sa November 1 for Halloween. Pero prank talaga siya for my girlfriend.” Ajet added.


The viral video turns out to be a prank for Ajet’s girlfriend. And it was effective enough to capture the curiosity of the netizens. They admitted to the public that it was all planned and was made only for entertainment purposes. 


–Farrah Manangan / BAJ 2A


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