Shocking CCTV Hidden Security Camera Video Footage Captures The Unimaginable And It Ends In Tragedy! 

We need a class-action lawsuit for the irretrievable loss of 16 minutes and 30 seconds each.

The only person, injured or unstable here is all of us for watching this

This clip won several Academy Award nominations. Best unrecognizable actor rolling down a hill. Best casting for the chicken under a blue towel. And best cinematography from a CCTV camera located in the middle of nowhere. Runner up for longest film with nothing happening.

"If an old man falls over in a field and nobody's around to hear him, does a chihuahua 500 miles away still start barking?"

Was anyone else waiting for something to jump out in front of the camera at the end? lol

We’ll, that’s 16:36 minutes of my life that I’ll never get back. A tragedy indeed.

The only thing shocking about this is how ridiculous it is

When you own a camera and live in the boonies your entire life with no hope of ever leaving town.

Waiting for him to suddenly appear in front of the camera ... boo!!!!

I’m 77 and there’s no way that I could get up the way that person does. I don’t believe that’s someone old.

This is a masterpiece that won’t be forgotten! Nominated for a total of thirteen Academy Awards which include- Best Film Editing, Best Visual Effects, Best Picture, Best Actor- rolling man with blue cover. Bravo! No blade of grass was harmed while filming.

He is the last surviving member of the secret Blue Blanket Society. They congregated in the woods to gather sticks and such, and then built replicas of beaver dams at the stroke of midnight on the lawns of retired philanthropists. It was a sickening sight. All those men covered in blue blankets trying to build dams. Tragic, if you ask me.

The roll down the hill gave the whole already suspicious thing away.

When he rolled down the hill about 4 times more then he should have. The gig was up

Son of a … that’s 16 minutes of life I will never get back without an explanation of what happened here

This is what happens when you live in the bush. You become a weirdo doing weird things

33 years ago, a close family friend was cutting up some dead trees in our woods behind our house. While using his chainsaw to cut it into manageable pieces, the chain broke and it hit him on the right side of his forehead. It took a good chunk out but he stayed calm and used his flannel shirt to put pressure on the wound and slow the bleeding. He was over 1/4 of a mile from our house in a deep hollow. My mom was in the garden picking tomatoes and saw him walk out of our woods drenched in blood and staggering. She said she just froze because she couldn't process what she was seeing....but she did go running to him while screaming for help from me and my cousin. We were in the barn repairing one of the doors. There's just a certain sound in your voice when something horrible happens and we definitely picked up on that. We ended up getting him to the nearest Dr which was 15 miles away in our farm truck going 90+, honking the horn and flashing our lights. The Dr's office immediately called for an ambulance and managed to keep him from bleeding to death. He survived and had over 200 stitches in his head. Old farmers are tough as nails!! This guy was in his 60's when this happened.

Looks like someone forgot to lock the back door to the whitehouses oval office.

Pretty terrifying how many people think this is real.

This person wants so badly to be a movie producer. He’s got a long way to go 😂🤣

So people living off the grid actually put in a security CCTV system to guard their wood pile? Then a guy comes into view covered in an old blue tarp and knocks some wood off, stumbles around, falls over, gets up and staggers away? OK. CLICKBATE.

Two things. This could be a good example of the mental health crisis with people experiencing homelessness and/or the guy went camping, found a patch of mushrooms and is tripping balls.

I remember seeing a case where the guy was hit in the head with an axe as he slept. With 0 awareness, he got up and went through the motions of making breakfast for himself as he had every day of his life.

There's a special place in hell for this shi*... I feel violated. This is content rape of the orbital sockets.

That was Big Tarp, Bigfoot’s cousin. He completed his mission of knocking 3 logs off the pile, now the 7000 mile hike back to Siberia.

Wow he rolled down that very small hill like he was rolling down a very large one. I have no idea wtf is happening in this video.

The Blair Witch Project finally has some serious competition

Whats so shocking about a drunk man in a sleeping bag .his car stands above the hill 😂

Did it end in tragedy??? ... I saw a happy ending... the little train that could - DID !... whatever it was ,walked right out of the CCTV screenshot. BooYAH!

Looks like gramps took his blue snuggie he got for Christmas & his bottle of jack Daniel's & went for a stroll.

Man, he suffered. He must’ve really loved his blue blanket cause he held onto it all the way

This is the weirdest thing I’ve seen in about a month lol.

At the very end I was waiting for a face to appear in front of the camera really close

Clickbaiter got what he wanted!

One Guy in Middle of Nowhere, One Camera, Wonder Who The Crazy Person was Working The Camera?

No way. That person stood up too quickly and too smoothly to be elderly and feeble.

What in Waltons Mountain is going on?

His name is Joe. That’s no joke. He was ALSO raised as a “Peanuts” character. True story that. Hence the blue blankie. This is a “before shot” of the great pumpkin patch. Duh!!! “Off camera” is a dog house… that’s what I would bet if I was Tibetan man traveling with Zhee Ping Pong.

That person didn't want to be found. He keep ducking down every time a car would drive by. You hear the cars just before the person ducks.

My bro in law once has a tree hit his head while farming and it almost killed him. Any little head injury can mess you up really fast and its scary when you are by yourself.

Isn’t this the bloke who thinks Bigfoot lives in his garden?

Having actually seen people in distress, people can have an amazing will to live, which overrides everything else.

Lmao he just saw the camera, rolled down hill, then tried to cover up face and run away

Nothing like finding out the neighbors with a good sense of humor have CCTV......time for shenanigans 🐼

Anyone that walks like this actor, would not be able to get up and down that easily! I know I am old, and I could never get up off the ground in a standing position like this spry young person pretending to be some poor misfortunate human! And where is the tragedy, walking off into the forest is not a tragedy!

I have Severe COPD(Stage 4) and I live every day and wee as it may be my last and I count the minutes sometime. Thank You for WASTING 16 minutes 36 seconds of my life.

Apparently someone has a love hate relationship with a Tarp. They started off friends but the relationship went downhill LOL

This kind of behavior is what it’s like to live in LA with the homeless zombies out. When I was still living in LA before we finally left in April of last year nothing quite made my drive home from work like stopping for a traffic light and seeing some tormented soul sitting on the curb arguing with his imaginary friend while simultaneously masturbating… Talk about multitasking! And from recent email I received from the neighborhood watch group in our old neighborhood the situation has gotten way worse.

WHAT THE HELL IS THIS VIDEO ALL ABOUT. IT REMINDED ME OF THE BLAIR WITCH. YOU CANT FIGURE OUT WHAT YOU ARE WATCHING BUT YOU STILL CANT STOP WATCHING HA

The shape of his body and velocity when rolling down the hill reveals that this was a rather young man, which makes the whole video quite suspicious of its veracity.

I'd say to the poster mission accomplished. You got millions of people to click on this and watch, including myself lol. Kudos to you...

hhhmmmmm I am 80 years old and i cannot get back up without help. Not an old person. Uneven ground is bad for old people to walk on. It is Kevin. He sure is having fun with this and you all.

Every time this pops up I waste a few minutes trying to figure out what’s happening and yeah never been able to

Are people ACTUALLY seeing what people SAY they are seeing??? I see a person either badly acting, or badly mentally affected in some way - stumbling around in (and out of) what looks like an old tent. I can't believe I spent quarter of an hour of my life watching (AND COMMENTING ON!) this video! 😂

He has definitely taken The Ministry of Silly Walks to the next level!! 😂🤣😅

I can't for the life of me figure out what in the hell this guy is doing.

Wow! I never saw that before. This a "must watch" for people with time on their hands.

This appears to be an accident on montpelier road in Forsyth Georgia a 61 year old man splitting wood got an accidental self inflicted axe wound to his face and unfortunately died from blood loss in his front yard. Not 100% certain but based off of Google Earth imagery and some research the view from this camera matches the area I searched. around 2:03 you can hear a metal on metal sound and I'm guessing he accidentally hit something metal near the wood and the axe bounced back and hit him in the face. Sad this happened to a man splitting wood presumably for a relaxing night around a camp fire or to simply heat his home. Rest easy Clifford.

This person walks like he has bad knees, but me and my Husband both have bad knees and there is no way that we could crouch down and then stand straight back up like he did repeatedly. We fall frequently and we don't just start rolling and then flail around on the ground like that and he stays in the view of the camera, doing senseless things, like knocking wood off the wood piles. It's someone who is playing a joke.

My interpretation: an elderly man, possibly drunk, in a graveyard, looking for the now dead love of his life. Pissed and alone. He knocks flowers and displays off of the grave markers...finds said wife wrapped in a blue body bag having been freshly buried....pulls her out of the fresh soil and takes her back into the sticks to live ther rest of their days together.

I am a Paramedic of 24 years. It is absolutely survivable. I actually had a patient with this exact problem except he had his son with him who called for an Ambulance. I landed the Air Ambulance in his back yard within 17 minutes from the 911 call and was in a operating room 35 minutes from 911. He survived with just a slight right side face droopage, many migraines but fully recovered other than just mentioned. The are head was around 2 inches in his skull right in the middle of his head from back to front. He was conscious with major vision disturbance and nausea. I treated him with 2 large bore IV's, Ketamine, Zofran and Diludid with lots of bandages and built a halo type deal with a basketball hoop over his head to secure the axe head and secured his head from moving. I seen the basketball ball hoop and removed it from the backboard just by grabbing it and use all of my weight and ripped it off. I was extremely lucky and blessed that my experience along with everyone else down his care providers went correctly. He and his family talks to me off and on years after. I never underestimated a will to survive ever again! I am not sure if this is a axe in the head deal, but it is plausible!

A junior high drama class could be more convincing than this😂

What kind of tragedy does this video end in ????

Looks like the stuff my dope head neighbors do after they’ve been up for a week.

We lived on a 90 acre plot of land, my father slowly developed senile dementia, nevertheless my brother allowed him to walk through the woods and creeks that ran through the farmland. The exercise kept him fit and helped with his arthritis.

I've walked that walk of shame many a time as a young lad coming home from the local drinking emporium.

Why did he roll down the hill like he was enjoying it and then start making out with the blue towel? 🤔

Someone’s grandpa is freaking lit and on the run 😂

Everyone that says he has an axe in his head, it makes no sense for a person not to make a single noise, the pain would make anyone scream not to mention he falls and rolls, unless he is mute and got an axe in his head, the probability of that is pretty low

The only thing missing from this video is the staggering man joyfully saying "weeeeeee" as he rolled down the hill. At the end, I really expected him to suddenly re-appear up close and say "Boo".

This is definetly NOT someone of old age. The person walks like an aging person. But, No aging person can squat and get up that quickly. Rolling down the hill looked staged, the hill was not that steep. Also, an aging person could not put on a blue cover that efficently and that quickly. Were they white tennis shoes or was he bare footed?? The whole thing looks staged? Possibly.

“DAD! RONNIE GOT IN THE FERTILIZER AGAIN!”

I was easily this drunk last weekend in my yard on accident. All I remember is eating a terrible candy bar and my left sandal is missing and my tummy feels like burning

This person’s physical movements and cadence remind me of a college dorm roommate who I’m pretty certain was sinking into the depths of schizophrenia during the two semesters that we shared a room. At first I just thought he was really awkward but as the school year progressed his behavior and movements digressed to something very similar to the person in this video. I feel bad for not making more of an effort to help him before he was taken away.

An old man leaves to die, alone without family and friends.

Well, at least he's practicing social distancing.

Looks like he escaped from the nursing home and has Alzheimer’s

It’s hard walking in a sleeping bag, ya know? Who like to jump out of a warm sleeping bag and into the cold morning to get firewood 🪵? Nobody!

This video should be retitled "WE PUT OUR ALZHEIMERS GRANNY IN A MOONMAN MASK AND LEFT HER IN A FIELD! YOU WON'T BELIEVE WHAT HAPPENED NEXT!"

I think this is a neighbour or someone playing a joke or trying to scare the residents away. The way he rolls down the hill is very stagged and exaggerated

This is literally what Camilla had to do when sneaking into the castle to meet Charles

Grandpa has had too much to drink again as he won't lay off the homebrew. You were never meant to see this. He sadly hasn't been dealing too well with the cancelation of The Golden Girls despite the medication we give em'.

Yep, definitely a contrived bit of footage, like you guys said, its the roll down the slight incline that give it away.

Why was the sound so crystal clear? So unexpected and ended in such a tragedy..😮

Why not just go out and find out what it is or what it needs?

This really doesn't look like your property. There is a house up on ridge with a vehicle parked there.

I didn't realize gravity turns you into a Lincoln Log when lying prone on a hill.

My favorite thing about cake is that it does not talk back.

He forgot to charge his invisibility cloak again.

i had tree fall on me and my mom, if my dads car wasn’t in the driveway the paramedics said we probably wouldn’t have made it cause we were in front of my dads car got the most impact. the whole back end of his car was totaled (and so is my anxiety with wind/ storms now)

This seems to be old man can barely walk and take ten steps at a time,squat and raise himself without any effort

Ok, sooo some meth head is caught on a game camera stumbling around someone’s property early in the morning, a cold morning. This is totally organic. And sad. And very Monty Pythonesque.

Ever since Larry was kicked out of the Creepy Clown Club, he has been looking to start a new trend. 1 blue sleeping bag and a fifth of Jack Daniels....... Larry's got a brand new gig.

Oh Lord, please give me one last roll in the "hay" before I pass on!!!

Why does RU-vid keep sending me this? Every few months it's back like an unwanted tom cat.😊

We got sucked in until the end, watching some homeless drunk stumbling through someone's property. I see that almost everyday.

Disoriented elderly actor from Blue Man Group?

I don't know anyone of any age who would stack the wood that far from where they need to use it. Ok, storing it there. But moving it closer when needed. Speaking from experience when I was a young lad, my grandfather would have me move 7 cords of wood up to the back of the house. He would give me 20 bucks, which back then was a lot of money... LOL! At least to a 14 year old kid. It was literally 3 feet from the door, covered so it would not be wet from snow. He was 70 years old and he had no intentions of walking that far for firewood.

Dont make me come get my 16 mintues and 33 seconds back.

Imagine doing a nothing video and it turns into a something video when a mountain lion or bobcat stumbles upon the scene.....🎉