Spooky moment leaflets suddenly flew off bookshelves at ‘haunted’ museum
SPOOKY footage shows leaflets flying off shelf in the gift shop of a "haunted" museum.
The paperwork hit the ground as two terrified staff members were stood nearby.
The apparent paranormal activity was captured on CCTV at Torquay Museum in Devon on Thursday, October 20.
When museum researcher David Wills went to investigate what had happened another pile of paper was inexplicably dumped on his head.
Carl Smith, the museum’s visitor services manager, said: “When my colleague David told me about the incident, I have to say that I was sceptical.
“But when we watched the CCTV footage back there was something very unnatural about how the leaflets came off the shelf.
"They literally appear to have flown off on top of David in a concertina fashion, similar to when someone squeezes together a pack of playing cards and they shoot forward rapidly one-by-one.
"The following day, Friday, an Agatha Christie novel flew off another shelf on the same bookcase.
"But this isn’t the first time that a member of the museum’s staff or volunteer has reported books flying off shelves in the shop."
The "ghostly" encounter adds to a string of previous "hauntings" at the spooky museum.
A photo of a female ghost half submerged through the floor was taken 18 months ago during a paranormal investigation, then fingerprints were discovered on the inside of a mummy case which hadn't been opened in more than eight years.
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