Man Teleporting In Crowded Area – Everything Was Filmed By CCTV

The video was uploaded to YouTube several weeks ago. This video was recorded by a security camera. We can see that a man emerges from nowhere and continues to walk as if nothing had happened.

We couldn’t tell if the incident was caused by teleportation or an edit. It’s not a bug because there are no skips in the other people’s walking patterns in the video.

These are the comments made by people about this video

Many believe this video is an exceptional example of true teleportation.

Others claim that this video is another example where Angels take on human form. According to the Bible, people have shown hospitality to strangers and didn’t realize they were angels.

Some folks, on the other hand, feel it’s merely video editing.

Take a look at the video, and let us know your thoughts.

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