It isn't the first time the couple have had freaky dealings with the spirit world
Owners of a sweetshop in Penwortham were 'gobsmacked' after a freaky sight triggered CCTV cameras in their store.
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Looking back at the CCTV footage, Amy found the moment her sister stood behind the counter with her bag to the left and watched it sit there for "12 to 13 minutes" before suddenly tipping over the side. She says the strange part of the 'incident' was that Megan's claims her bag was practically empty.
"People have been finding things that they've seen on the footage and being like oh my god have you seen the other orb, have you seen this have you seen the arm on the left," Amy said. "We don't really know that much history about it apart from it used to be a post office when we have it before we got it. So we don't really know that much history," Amy said. "But some did comment on one of the pictures on one of the videos saying that there was a little boy who unfortunately died. So I thought it could possibly be him coming back on into the sweet shop.
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