Real ghost possibly caught on camera in Uptown Butte building

WARNING:  THE FOLLOWING STORY CONTAINS FOOTAGE OF POSSIBLE SUPERNATURAL ACTIVITY THAT SOME READERS MAY FIND DISTURBING.  THE FOOTAGE IS INCLUDED AT THE BOTTOM OF THE STORY.

Butte, Montana has no shortage of ghost stories and reputed haunted houses.  You've got countless stories of strange goings-on at the Dumas Brothel.

The former home of Copper King W.A. Clark, now known as the Copper King Mansion is ripe with stories of the supernatural, as well.

One of Butte's urban legends involve the Metals Bank Building and the 5th floor where illicit adoptions were said to have taken place.  The Butte-Silver Bow Courthouse is alive with stories of mysterious figures and elevators moving on their own.  It seems you can't go a block in the Uptown Butte area without learning of a different building and a different haunting.  But how many of these places can offer video evidence?  Something weird has been captured on film at this old Butte warehouse.

As the sign says and as many of you remember, this was the location of the old Thunder Alley bar that was run by George Sampson up until his untimely death a few years back.  Some of you older kids may remember that way before that the building was the site of Rosenberg's Furniture store and warehouse and as you probably remember, that place was big.

It houses several floors and a basement, some areas completely isolated from the outside world.  The space was needed as the building was originally a warehouse for the Anaconda Company.  What went on in the warhouse?  Maybe nothing.  Maybe not.

Here is the video that we found that was posted by Mike Ott, whose name may be familiar due to the incredible Halloween display he has built in his yard.  But back to the video.  What do you think?  Did they capture an actual ghost on film?