The girl in the video seemed completely unaware of what was happening to her. After putting away the DVD, she stood up and closed the glass cabinet door.
The video returned to its normal view. The girl sat down on the sofa, crossed her legs, and watched TV.
The image zoomed in again, giving a close-up of the girl's neck. It looked perfectly normal, with nothing unusual about it—certainly no eyes.
The video ended there.
October 4, 2006. Screening surveillance footage. Anomalous footage found. Video file: 03820061004.avi.
The video began, once again, in that living room.
The video had no timestamp, and there was no clock or calendar in the living room to indicate the time or date.
Judging by the daylight outside the window, it must have been daytime.
There was no sound.
A middle-aged man in his fifties or sixties entered from the left side of the frame and moved toward the center. He walked very slowly, as though he couldn't bend his knees, laboriously shuffling his legs forward. He had several small spasms along the way. His shoulders, arms, fingers, neck, and head all jerked unnaturally at times.
Once he reached the center of the living room, he turned slightly to face the camera, then stood there without moving.
The video was fast-forwarded. The man's body swayed or twitched slightly, but he never left his spot. He didn't seem to blink, either.
The video returned to normal speed, and the image zoomed in for a close-up of the man's eyes.
The image became distorted, breaking up into large blocks of pixels.
After several adjustments, the image became a little clearer, but it still showed only those pixels.
Even with the close-up, it was impossible to tell whether anything was playing in the original recording.
The next second,