The “Great Ghost Search” is underway just in time for Halloween and is taking place door-to-door, thanks to Ring cameras.

In what the company calls the “busiest doorbell season of the year,” those who submit unpublished videos of what they consider to be unexplained mysteries during this spooky season could be eligible for a $100,000 cash prize.

Submitted videos can be “funny, scary, trendy” or “all of the above”. Ring has already received more than 2,000 videos from customers since announcing the start of the contest on September 23. To be eligible, video clips must be 30 seconds or less and captured on an existing Ring device.

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Some customer video submissions were shared with Fox News Digital by Ring, and we’ll leave it up to the viewer to believe it or not.

In a video captured from a Los Angeles home, a ghostly figure suddenly appears in the frame and appears to move a glass across the floor of their patio.

A ghostly figure was filmed moving the owner’s drink and chair in Los Angeles. (Ring cameras)

The owner shared, “I’m not aware of any specific haunted stories, but I sometimes hear creaks going up and down the stairs at night. I thought it was paranoia that made me think the normal creaks of ‘a house looked like steps.’

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A preschool owner and Ring customer from Fort Collins, Colorado, calls himself a “believer” after capturing what he believes to be a ghost on his indoor camera, saying, “I go about my day, then boom, on the Ring.” camera, a ghostly figure floats out of the room and slips straight into the bathroom. And yes, it looks like Casper is settling in. It’s not a shadow or a play of light, it’s a clear and unmistakable silhouette that moves with it! aim.”

A daycare captured what it believes to be the ghost of a child leaving the room on its indoor Ring camera. (Ring cameras)

“We can’t help but wonder if this little spirit just wanted to have fun at preschool, or maybe he was looking for a quiet place. Either way, it’s scary and exciting My neighbor, who has lived here since the 70s, said this land is sacred and haunted… Between capturing this ghost on video and years of strange happenings – from flying books to creepy refrigerator finds – I! ‘believe in it,’ added the owner of the Colorado preschool.

Another video of a “ghost” was captured in Tampa, Florida on a Ring video doorbell while schools were closed due to Hurricane Helene. The customer shared: “This is the story of the silly ghost of 13-year-old Bronson. On the 25th of every month he comes to our Ring doorbell and the music you hear, played by big brother Barratt on the piano, follows him while he dances. »

This “ghost” from Tampa, Florida, appeared to haunt this family’s home during their school break following Hurricane Helene. (Ring cameras)

“We noticed he only appears when it’s raining outside. Today he appeared while waiting for Hurricane Helen. He thinks he’s being sneaky. We can clearly see he’s having a good time while he’s on hurricane break. His hopes of winning will land him a crazy wagon and a college education,” the Florida client added.

Official judges for the competition include Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard and paranormal investigator Katrina Weidman. Videos are judged based on four criteria: visibility or clarity of the “ghost”, uniqueness of the entry, entertainment value and engagement.

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Applications must be submitted by November 1, 2024 at 11:59 p.m. or when 5,000 applications are submitted, whichever comes first.