[I see my hands]

You may go today out to Santa Fe and come back safe and sound. For, as all men know, Geronimo is six feet under ground.

But the cow pokes tell of an eerie yell and a weird and fearful wail. Like an angered bull when the moon is full on the old Apache trail.

And they swear they hear every word as clear as a star in the desert night and their blood runs cold at the wild and ghostly cry.

HO! HO! GERONIMO!

Catch me if you can.

HO! HO! GERONIMO!

A fighting Indian man.

HO! HO! GERONIMO!

No man can make me slave.

HO! HO! GERONIMO!

The strongest, fearlest, dauntlest, fightingest

INDIAN MAAAAN!!!

[ozzymandus]

Anybody ever watch that “Ghost chasers”(or whatever) show on TV? A bunch of nerds hide in the dark and get scared. It’s low humor worthy of Abbott and Costello.

[Luke Skyfreeper]

debugged it?

They really ought to send journalists to high school.

[CedarDave]

No need to click on the link. Just call me the spoiler:

“In the end, it was in fact a bug or insect of some sort that was on the lens of the surveillance camera,” said Benjamin Radford, a paranormal investigator and managing editor of Skeptical Inquirer magazine.