Weirdest Police Chase in history.

[Nu Jin]

Garden City PD

Did some research on this. Everyone speculated that this was a fake. I've came to my conclusions.

Saw this on a TruTV show this past weekend.

[W. Smith]

What are you conclusions?

[JAQ]

How about: It's easy to get confused in the dark.

[W. Smith]

Originally Posted by JAQ

It's easy to get confused in the dark.

That's what she said.

[Jon Dahl]

It's not fake.
Look at the left side of the fence, it's broken (One minute thirty-four seconds). The driver hit the fence, it layed down, and then popped back up.
The officer should have kept going, the fence would have fallen for him too.

[Nu Jin]

Originally Posted by Jon Dahl

It's not fake.
Look at the left side of the fence, it's broken (One minute thirty-four seconds). The driver hit the fence, it layed down, and then popped back up.
The officer should have kept going, the fence would have fallen for him too.

It was reported that the fence was never broken.

One of the studies that I've came across

Many have speculated that this was a fake, but it was never proven to be so.

[Jon Dahl]

Originally Posted by Nu Jin

It was reported that the fence was never broken.

One of the studies that I've came across

Many have speculated that this was a fake, but it was never proven to be so.

Pause the video 1:34, you can see it for yourself, that fence is broken on the left side.
My father was a police officer for twelve years and I've heard a lot of stories.
That "ghost" car tells me the cops made a mistake and they're embarrassed about it.

[Nu Jin]

Originally Posted by Jon Dahl

Pause the video 1:34, you can see it for yourself, that fence is broken on the left side.
My father was a police officer for twelve years and I've heard a lot of stories.
That "ghost" car tells me the cops made a mistake and they're embarrassed about it.

And everyone came to that same conclusion, but that doesn't mean that it's a fake. NO REPORTS STATED THAT THE FENCE WAS BROKEN!!!

[Newt]

So it seems more likely to you that a ghost was drunk driving than that the broken fence went unreported? Who's writing these 'reports' anyhow?

[Jon Dahl]

Originally Posted by Nu Jin

And everyone came to that same conclusion, but that doesn't mean that it's a fake. NO REPORTS STATED THAT THE FENCE WAS BROKEN!!!

Okay, the reports are wrong. You think cops don't get embarrassed?

Which "Garden City" is it, which state?

If it's Garden City, Kansas I'll find the fence myself and take pictures of it.

[Jon Dahl]

I took my own screenshot of the driver. 21 seconds in.



Compare to the one posted on the internet.

[Nu Jin]

Originally Posted by Jon Dahl

Okay, the reports are wrong. You think cops don't get embarrassed?

Which "Garden City" is it, which state?

If it's Garden City, Kansas I'll find the fence myself and take pictures of it.

Your conclusion, then.

But I find it pretty baffling that they would show this video on National TV just to say that this is a fake, and while everyone came to those same conclusions that you've stated, there was no facts that pointed to say likewise.

So......if there are no facts about this being fake, then tell me......how can this be wrong if you're one of the same people who came up with the similar conclusion that you have?

Hmmmmmm?

[bluelinesmoke]

People will believe what they want to be true. There are so many possible explanations for this that don't involve the supernatural bending of physics. I would guess that the fence was either broken, or bent some how to let him through, but I would believe that the car was a hologram before I would jump to the conclusion that it was a ghost car.

[Nu Jin]

Originally Posted by Jon Dahl

I took my own screenshot of the driver. 21 seconds in.



Compare to the one posted on the internet.

And you don't see the similarity in those pics?

Isn't that contridicting?

And to answer your question......

Garden City

Choose one of them and try to come up with another conclusion.

[Nu Jin]

Originally Posted by bluelinesmoke

People will believe what they want to be true. There are so many possible explanations for this that don't involve the supernatural bending of physics. I would guess that the fence was either broken, or bent some how to let him through, but I would believe that the car was a hologram before I would jump to the conclusion that it was a ghost car.

Okay......

Soooo......

Originally Posted by Mayrego

LOL Solved!
Pause the video 1:48.

You can see the fence, very clearly, hanging down broken on the left hand side of the screen, he piled through it, leaving a broken fence behind.
It makes no sense that this would be on TV as some sort of mystery.

Originally Posted by Smallwal

This video has baffled me since I first witnessed it on "worlds wildest police chases" two years ago. I have tried researching this however the PD made it difficult by censoring out the date of the video. There are 12 states w/ a Garden City making archives hard to research. It just seems unusual to me how the dust settles at the fence and there is no remaining vibration in the fencing 5 seconds after the impact. But like everyone will say, "the only explanation is that he went under it"

[quote=360Dodge]Pretty obvious what happened...he just went under the chain link fence. They're usually just tied to the posts with some wire, he hit the fence broke the wires at the side but it stayed attached at the top, and it slammed back down as he passed under...You can even see the fence still flopping back and forth as the cop pulls up to it. Cop coulda went through just as easy but probably stopped just on instinct. [/url]

Originally Posted by Antharis79

That is very fake... Look at the timeboard at the upper-left. "at simingly super-natural speed" - LOL. The camera is fasten up - nothing more!

And the "past-through-the-fence" - At the moment when the car disappeares it was much lefter then the view through the police-car-window... it might simply pass the fence much more left (where the fence ends) and the backlights are visible seconds after from a greater distance through the police-car-window.

These similar conclusions what everyone said here makes it right versus the facts......

More studies (Common knowledge)

Paranormal is often used to denote unusual experiences that lack an obvious scientific explanation. Stories relating to paranormal phenomena are widespread in popular culture and folklore, but the United States National Science Foundation has stated that mainstream science does not support paranormal beliefs.

And yet, what I underlined was pretty much making my point. Most (NOT ALL) will write it off as something that can NEVER happen, but in some cases, no facts are provided that says otherwise.