Did a ghost show up during a live TV news report?

Check out this video of Cincinnati's Fox affiliate and decide for yourself did a ghost appear during their live broadcast while they were talking about a Hollywood movie being filmed in the city. Was the recreation, the period cars and costumes and the location all the perfect storm to stir activity up?

Cincinnati News, FOX19-WXIX TV

Woodhenge - Cincinnati

More than 2000 years ago, what is now nicknamed "Woodhenge" was built in the Ft Ancient area of SW Ohio. Officially known as Moorehead Circle, this area has been under excavation and research since the discovery in 2005. One of the burning questions is how did natives to the area know to build such a monument or device that is eerily similar to the famed Stonehenge in the UK? Long before Europeans ever visited this area of the world, groups of people on both sides of the globe, who didn't even know the other existed, built essentially the same "technology" to determine the solstice. If that isn't crazy enough for you, then what is? The Cornerstone Paranormal team has started the process of asking for permission to research and investigate the grounds using our theories, methods and equipment to determine if any specific evidence could be found that relates to the building of this area. Surrounding this area are earthen burial mounds of the Hopewell Indians. You can read more about their ongoing research from the archaeological side of things here

Open, Public Investigation at the Heritage Village Museum - May 10th 7PM

For the first time, an open investigation at the Heritage Village Museum located in Sharon Woods in the Cincinnati suburb of Sharonville. 13 buildings reported to be active in one location. Never before have you had a chance to research and investigate 13 buildings with different history, different occurrences, different everything. Try a method or theory in one building, then go to the next and have to try something new completely. There is no other place you've had a chance to investigate like the Heritage Village. Activity and experiences so intense, that if you see a Park Ranger around, ask them about coming into the buildings (hint: they'll be honest and tell you up front they do not like doing so after dark). Join us Saturday May 10th starting at 7pm. Limited to just 20 people (5 groups of 4 spread out around the village so you don't interfere with each other) you'll have 5 hours to investigate the most active buildings on the property. You must pre-register to attend, no payment at the door accepted. Click here before the 20 spots are all taken!

Heritage Village Museum - Elk Lick House