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Creepy Ghost “White Lady” Sighting Caught in a Video!

No matter where you are and whether you believe in them or not, there had always been ghost stories of haunting’s all around you. A lot of people firmly believe in the existence of ghosts, but there are those who don’t believe in super naturals.

Whenever rumors spread about some alleged ghost sightings, the event usually garners a lot of publicity from different media sites such as Facebook. Once it gets published publicly there will be believers and skeptics in which they start to launch heated debates. But once the hype goes down, they’ll just eventually go back to their own life as it generally goes on. Sometimes the reaction to alleged ghost sightings can be so strong that it can affect some people’s lives.

 Have you ever seen a ghost in person? A lot of people claimed that they have. Watch the clip below of this article as it shows the video of a creepy ghost sighting in Atimonan Quezon, Rizal in the Philippines that went viral in social media.

This video was posted by Patricia Camille Alvarez on her Facebook account. In the video, you can see a ghost called as a “While Lady” whose sitting in the back of a small truck. Patricia reported that when they were on their way home that night, as they were going through a zigzag road in Atimonan they eventually came up near a small truck and shuddered as they saw a ghost (the white lady) appeared in front of them (on the back of the truck)!

 She quickly took a video of what was happening on the spot, while the driver of their car was following the small truck where the “White Lady” was sitting. She then posted it on her Facebook account to share what they had experienced on that night. Netizens were creeped out after watching the video which earned three thousand five hundred shares right after posting it.

 Most ghosts that are reported to appear in Atimonan were in a shape like a normal people, though some looked like half human and half animal.

Despite the common depiction of ghosts on television and in films about how gore and scary they look like. Ghosts are often reported to be indifferent to their witnesses. However, on its own this would not necessarily mean that it was a ghost. It may be a real person who was deaf or blind or simply inattentive, for instance. Who knows?

It is often assumed that ghosts cause haunting phenomena. However, only a minority of cases of hauntings include apparition sightings. Furthermore, ghosts are not seen actually producing haunting phenomena, like knocking on walls or moving objects. It is therefore possible, considering the evidence, that ghosts are just one of a number of possible symptoms of hauntings.

This only seems odd if you start with the idea that ‘ghosts are spirits’ rather than examining actual cases without preconception.

How would you feel or what will you do if you see a ghost? Watch the video below!

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Don't know what kind of bird or insect that is making that sound.

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DEVELOPING STORY: Quezonian singer collapse mid-performance on live TV during TiktoClock's "Tanghalan ng Kampeon" (updated!!!)

(Written by Mabel Pines & Rhayniel Saldasal Calimpong / Regional Correspondent of The Brighton Bugle; Freelance News Writer and Presenter of OneNETnews, Online Public Broadcaster of ONC Holdings, and Barangay President of Pulantubig Persons with Disabilities Association)

C.W.: Partially sensitive and graphic content. Reader discretion is STRONGLY ADVISED!!!

(2nd UPDATE) ATIMONAN, QUEZON PROVINCE -- The Philippines' premier late-morning countdown variety show 'TikToClock' bears no relation to the outgoing ByteDance's corporate social media platform, which was stressfully cut short in public with a daily grand finalist after battling against Sultan Kudarat's Princess Palti. Tanghalan ng Kampeon's singing hopeful 'Eula Bautista' stunned with her early 90's rendition of Dianne Reeves' "Better Days". She moved to the upcoming selection of grand finals last Monday against 'Zaldy Carlos' on March 9th, 2026 (Manila local time).

Bautista, now on its 7th defending grand finalist champion, is a powerhouse talent whose voice has been described by critics as "velvet wrapped in thunder", captivating the studio audience and viewers. But she collapsed mid-performance on live television over GMA relay station in Batangas via Manila's national feed, and streaming worldwide in some countries over the 'Kapuso Stream'.

Kim Ilagan Atienza, a Filipino weatherman of Global Media Arts (GMA) Integrated News and host of the said variety show, immediately called for medical assistance, and the commercial broadcaster's control abruptly shifted into a commercial break to allow first responders to seek attention off-camera. As the singing hopeful appeared to lose consciousness and fell to the stage floor, where she basically numbed her upper lip, Bautista's oxygen levels and heart rate were rarely normal. Sources say that the partial and unofficial condition was likely to be caused by acute exhaustion and potential dehydration from an intensive, competitive performance. The exact culprit in her dress was a pink corset gown.

Now, Bautista's fighting for a daily cash prize of PHP20,000 multiplying by 7 streak wins is PHP140,000 Philippine pesos (or about U$D2,363 dollars). The grand prize of PHP500,000 Philippine pesos in an upcoming Season 4 finale (just a shade less than U$D8,500 bucks), which is currently subject to withholding taxes through the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR). Network insiders suggest that GMA may assist in covering the fiscal burden. It is hard to tell when they refuse to shoulder their tax expenses, being referred to as 'GMA Kapuso Foundation' or both. Medical technicians and production staff cared for her in a wheelchair. As TNK gets close to the finish line, ahead of its observance of Holy Week, the condition of its singing hopeful remains the talk of the town. Fortunately, no one knows how the American jazz singer 'Reeves' will react when she gets the news about Bautista's sudden illness.

In 1987, the reality singing competition show in the Philippines was initially hosted by 'Norberto Joya Marcelo' and 'Pilita Garrido Corrales', after being renamed from "Ang Bagong Kampeon" on DZKB-TV 9's RPTV (formerly known as Radio Philippines Network) as a television programme in the 80s. Close to 3 decades later, TNK was relaunched as a segment portion with TikToClock in the Q1 2024, hosted by 'Mr. Atienza' and 'Marietta "Pokwang" Subong'. The variety show started in late-July 2022.

When 'Eula Bautista' can presumptively no longer step back up onto that stage, due to this super-scary medical stuff, the rules completely apply like an annual pageant to 'Miss Universe'. So you see… No matter what happens to a daily contestant, who is incapable of performing her singing role, a style of 1st runner-up, 'Princess Palti' has to pick up the metaphorical crown and a singing microphone where she left off.

The Brighton Bugle, Quad Cities newspaper outlet sends Ms. Bautista the biggest, most sparkly 'get well' vibes you can imagine, from a musical standpoint. At the end of the day though, the show must go on, but she will expect to return at the Grand Finals coming by late-March. TikToClock airs every weekday mornings at 11am in Manila & Batangas. To my besties back home in the States, that's 10pm Central and 8pm Pacific, including my previous summer vacay back in Oregon. Catch it LIVE on GMA or keep it locked on the 'Kapuso Stream'.

SCREENGRAB COURTESY: Kapuso Stream via FB LIVE VIDEO

EDITOR's NOTE: We are currently keeping a very close eye on this developing scoop. It's a total nail-biter! Judges at TNK were standing by and huddling up behind the scenes. They're reviewing everything and are expected to reveal the final decision regarding the competition's lineup very soon. We'll be right here with you as soon as the glitter settles!

SOURCES: *https://www.gmanetwork.com/entertainment/showbiznews/tiktoclock-nagbigay-ng-pahayag-tungkol-sa-hinimatay-na-contestant-ng-tanghalan-ng-kampeon/131200/ *https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/showbiz/chikaminute/979439/story/ *https://entertainment.inquirer.net/657607/tiktoclock-contestant-fainted-due-to-lack-of-oxygen-caused-by-corset-dress *https://www.pep.ph/news/local/191310/tanghalan-ng-kampeon-contestant-declared-winner-by-default-a718-20260311 *https://www.facebook.com/100081933679493/posts/926199246787856 *https://www.facebook.com/100081933679493/posts/926203320120782 *https://www.facebook.com/100093924716489/posts/809521395522010 *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TiktoClock *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfEdheOJArU *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_a2eUzNzZQ *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dianne_Reeves_(album) *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ang_Bagong_Kampeon and *https://tv-philippines.fandom.com/wiki/Tanghalan_ng_Kampeon

-- Channel 8 News Broadcasting Team

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I remember as child, this is the only gateway going to Atimonan, other part of Bondoc peninsula and to the Bicol region coming from the metro. Those dark creepy large woods in sight wet and slippery road heading to the poblacion carry an elements of risk. Some locals tell stories of paranormal activities in this narrow road. We call it zigzag road others call it bitukang manok. I used to hear news of accidents, cliff falls and disasters to the vehicles passing this road. Rock falling and landslides are prominent in this area. But above all those stories, I enjoy passing through this road because of the sight, overview looking the vehicles below and the picturesque view of the nearby towns. Some drivers even fear traveling this path due to the curves and elevation minding their old model vehicles. For some its an adventure. Reaching the higher altitude is rewarding. ------------------------------------ #kbartolo #atimonan #freeyourstory #bitukangmanok #zigzag #quezonprovince #quezon (at Bitukang Manok, Atimonan Quezon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgKZvlZrdBo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Quit Bike na po talaga. 😅🤣✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽 #Atimonan #QuezonProvince #BitukangManok (at Atimonan Zigzag Road) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cfxf3G1P5Ly/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Bitukang Manok, Atimonan Quezon Province 🇵🇭

It is one of the most dangerous roads of the country. Most of the drivers even fear traveling by this path. It can be an adventure for some, but it does carry elements of risk.

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Old Pier of Atimonan

Deric Kho 

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