Looks like a little spider on the camera lens to me, Bobby.

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Expert: Mysterious floating object caught on tape was tree fluff or insect

A professional ghost investigator performed experiments Wednesday at the spot outside the state district courthouse where a mysterious image appeared last week, but he found no evidence of paranormal activity.

In the end, Benjamin Radford, managing editor of Skeptical Inquirer magazine, said he was “virtually certain” the floating ball of light caught by a surveillance camera early Friday morning was a piece of tree fluff or a spider or insect crawling across the camera lens.

“I get this all the time,” Radford said. “Any one of us can be fooled. But you have to go with what’s most likely. And in this case, the best explanation is that it’s not a ghost.”

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I agree.  There are times that some of these skeptics are too skeptical and not open minded enough to even be looking into fields such as the paranormal. There are even times with TAPS, that I think they may lean a little too skeptical. But most of the time I agree with them. When it comes Ghost Hunters or Most Haunted, I take TAPS more seriously. A little off topic, but I felt I needed to explain a little further.