This is a distinctly modern addition to this register, a reported poltergeist incident caught on CCTV rather than described secondhand or reconstructed from older written tradition. A shopkeeper in Brandon reviewing stockroom footage found a clip showing a packet of plastic bags apparently launching itself from a lipped plastic box and landing on a shelf below, an action that, on the footage, appears to happen with no one nearby to have caused it.
The detail given the most weight in the shopkeeper's own account is the layout of the space itself: the area directly behind the box is described as a solid wall, leaving no obvious gap or hiding place from which someone could have thrown the bags without being caught on camera. This framing, offered by the witness as evidence against a mundane explanation, is honestly reported here as their own account rather than as an independently verified conclusion, since the footage itself has not been examined for this entry and alternative explanations, a dislodged box, a draught, an oversight in how the space was checked, cannot be ruled out from a secondhand description alone.
CCTV-era poltergeist reports are still relatively rare compared with this register's older, hand-me-down stories, and this one is recorded as a modern, single-witness account, honestly tagged with the lower confidence that its limited sourcing warrants, rather than left out simply because it lacks the historical depth of Brandon's older ghost stories.
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