Funny sketch about a guy who buys a ghost on the black market.

Captain D takes a closer look at the haunted dog video clip.

Japanese car park, ghost girl, gets the debunked treatment.

Would you believe it? All of the fuss surrounding this clip, and it was just a little tiny spec on the car windscreen.

Since 2004 the doctored images of ancient giant humans have been circulating the internet. The picture that caused most of the fuss, however, was an innocent fake. The image was lifted from a Web site that hosts contests for digital artists. Created by an artist, the picture finished third in a 2002 competition which asked contestants to create a hoax archaeological discovery. Here is a video which explains how this "Giant" hoax happened .

Hoax images of the giant skeleton said to have been found on a gas exploration project in India. -- Please, also see the "Giant Skeleton Hoax" video in the debunked section of the site.

Captain Disillusion gives his opinion on the haiti UFO video.

Everyone has the right to be sceptical about "supposed" recorded paranormal events. You have to be this way in a world where digital video/picture editing has become so advanced. This clip tells us why the second pantry ghost video may not be genuine. I'm no video expert, so videos with a good alternative viewpoint are always welcome in the "Debunked" section of the site.