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True Singapore Ghost Stories - Can anyone explain why or what pulled the car to the side like that?

True Singapore Ghost Stories - Can anyone explain why or what pulled the car to the side like that?

jameskarlchan

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TL:DR – Driver drives to a cemetery searching for a ghostly adventure at Bukit Brown Cemetery and does not leave disappointed. Or were there some other forces behind this bizarre incident?

 

Let's jump right into it

Here’s the link to the video. 

https://www.tiktok.com/@happygoluckygohome/video/7060234253061213442?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id7058183715067577857

Finding adventure at a cemetery?

Who in their right minds finds adventure in a cemetery?

Go to USS, take a roller coaster. Or take a hike around Pulau Ubin (in the afternoon). Bur, a cemetery is not adventurous. It’s just dumb. What if something follows you home?

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Strange happenings

The driver chances upon a white car (presumably a CX-5) stuck at the side of the road.

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“It looks like something was pulling the car ahead of us to the side. So, we slowly reverse back out and call the police for help”

But I didn’t see anything pulling the car when I reviewed the footage. Hmm.

Here’s a scientific explanation

The CX-5 is a front-wheel drive, and the car’s front left wheel fell into a drain, so it got stuck.

While the driver tries to reverse, it gets lifted off the ground, but there’s not enough traction since only one wheel is grounded. Therefore, the car sways left and right.

Does that make sense?

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Online Chatter

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Took this from a teams conversation I was having with a colleague

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Wah this one damn funny

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What do you think really happened here?

 

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Go cemetery during cny where got kick? Must go on the 7th lunar month.

Ppl go dark secluded place to piak piak, got too excited and forget to pull handbrake lah. Slide into the ditch. After that tried to get out. Hahaha....

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