6 Creepiest Moments Ever Caught on Home Security Cameras

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00:00In 2015, a couple in San Jose, California were the victims of a home invasion.

00:14Intruders were never identified.

00:16The police recommended the two invest in some home security cameras to protect against future

00:20break-ins.

00:22And so the couple did.

00:23They set up a total of six different cameras around their house.

00:26Then, on May 8th of that same year, these cameras would capture a second break-in.

00:32Two men wearing black clothes climb a fence into the backyard, where they're shown finding

00:36an unlocked sliding glass door.

00:39They walk inside and immediately go into the kitchen.

00:42One of them is seen disconnecting a phone setting on the counter.

00:46They proceed to search the kitchen, opening different cabinets and drawers.

00:51From this they find kitchen knives, which they take with them to arm themselves.

00:56One on a different camera, they're next seen running upstairs, kitchen knives in hand.

01:12As they're searching the rooms upstairs, one of the men comes across a locked door.

01:15It was the door to the master bedroom.

01:19He puts his ear to the door and hears a baby crying.

01:23Inside the room was a family friend named Rosie and the two homeowner's child.

01:28Rosie was babysitting for them when the intruders entered the home.

01:32Hearing the crying, the man alerted his partner that people were inside.

01:36Instead of getting spooked and leaving, the men go up to the door and aggressively start

01:39kicking it.

01:40They hit it with such force that they managed to kick a hole in it.

01:44They then thrust knives through the hole.

01:47Rosie took the couple's child and retreated to the bathroom, locking that door as well.

01:51She screamed out that she called the police.

01:55This would work.

01:56The men finally started running away before they could fully break into the bedroom.

02:01Police reviewed all of the footage, but were never able to identify the men.

02:06Their true motives remain unknown.

02:08It's hard to believe they were only trying to rob the place, seeing that they disconnected

02:12the phones and felt the need to arm themselves with kitchen knives.

02:16They also didn't immediately leave upon finding people inside.

02:19Instead, they tried breaking down a door to get to them.

02:26This is the footage from a home security camera in Vacaville, California.

02:30It was April when this footage was taken, and during that time of year, it's common to

02:34see a lot of activity in the form of kids walking home from school each afternoon.

02:39On this day, at some point, a girl with a backpack on is shown walking into frame.

02:44She was walking home from school like everyone else.

02:47However, she had been being followed for several blocks by a man in a dark-colored Pontiac.

02:53She noticed this, and so she used a large truck parked on the side of the road to hide.

03:16She abruptly stops walking while she's out of view of the Pontiac.

03:20The driver stops, expecting her to come back into view.

03:23When she doesn't, he stalls there for a while before slowly driving off.

03:28The girl is left standing there, unsure of what to do next.

03:32Eventually, she sees the car coming back, and decides to stay put behind the truck.

03:36The Pontiac drives by, and then reverses to try and talk to the girl, but she continually

03:58repositions herself out of view.

04:01Finally, he drives off again, and the girl makes a run for it.

04:05After receiving multiple tips about the driver and his car, the police started an investigation.

04:10A 24-year-old man was identified as the driver.

04:14He was interviewed, but not arrested.

04:17He technically hadn't committed any crime, and therefore police couldn't really do anything.

04:21Whether or not the man was actually planning something that day is unknown.

04:30Ali Porath is a mother of two daughters, one 13 years old and one 3 years old.

04:35On the night of February 20th, 2022, the three of them went shopping together.

04:41Their home security camera would show them returning home.

04:43They are seen walking inside and closing the door behind them.

04:48Shortly after, a man walks into frame from around their parked truck.

04:52The very first thing he does is try to open the door.

04:55Who are you talking to?

05:00Why?

05:03Why?

05:04after knocking a few times the man walks away however they later found out through a neighbor's

05:32camera that for the next five minutes he walks around the house on his phone ali further reviewed

05:37the videos and found that it appears the man had been following them in his car all the way from

05:42the store a few seconds after they park in the driveway his car drives a bit further and parks

05:47a few houses down after a few more seconds he gets out and starts walking towards them

05:53thankfully they were able to get everything inside and the door locked before he got there

05:58ali ended by writing i don't know what this man's intentions were but i don't think it was to rob

06:04us i do believe that this was random and that we are not specifically targeted but that he saw an

06:10opportunity when he saw a woman and two girls go into a house alone police were alerted and they

06:16did search the area but the man in the video was never found

06:19in october of 2016 a family in florida noticed multiple things missing from inside their home

06:28the night before everything was there but when they woke up stuff was missing

06:33to figure out where it went they reviewed their home security cameras

06:37at 1 30 in the morning this is what the cameras captured

06:41you

06:53you

06:57you

07:00you

07:02you

07:04you

07:06you

07:08A man walks around the house while three children are sleeping on couches only feet away from

07:29him. He walks around them looking for valuables and hands what he finds to another man standing

07:34just outside, this one armed. The family immediately called the police upon seeing the footage.

07:42Police opened an investigation, but never found the two men in the video. Police believe

07:47that had anyone in the house woken up during the break-in, they likely would have been shot.

07:56A woman in Hudson, Wisconsin opened her blinds one morning and noticed something in the snow

08:00outside her window. She went outside and realized she was looking at footprints. The prints walked

08:07right up to her bedroom window and then back the way they came. Worried someone deliberately

08:12looked inside her window, the woman set up a security camera outside pointed towards her

08:16window. A few nights later, the camera recorded the man who made the footprints coming back.

08:23And the other condition? She walked in back the middle of us. She walked in the town.

08:30A woman, the main picture was a woman. She walked into her bedroom. She did not always

08:35get the track in her room. She was in the room. She walked in the room, she saw her husband,

08:37saw her husband, ate her husband, ate her husband, a daughter, and sent her husband. She was

08:42in the house with my life. She was a son, and he was a son of a house and he was a child. She was

08:47The man is shown, clearly peering in the window.

08:57Police were alerted and shown the video.

09:00After doing some digging, they were able to trace the vehicle leaving the scene to a man

09:03named Robert Cessna, a highly reputable executive for the company 3M.

09:09According to his LinkedIn profile, Robert Cessna is a Global Key Account Vice President

09:13at 3M and he shows similarities to the man in the video.

09:18Robert was contacted by police but denied it was him.

09:21Police then interviewed several neighborhood witnesses and along with other evidence were

09:25able to confirm that he was lying.

09:27He was the man in the video.

09:30Robert Cessna was ultimately charged with felony stalking and later fired from his executive

09:34position.

09:39Margaret Woodward was a 68 year old living in Long Eaton, a town in England.

09:45Throughout the year 2013, her home had been the target of multiple break-ins.

09:50A total of 5 had occurred and so she finally took the advice of police and installed home

09:54security cameras.

09:57Caught on the cameras, a 6th break-in occurs around 1 in the morning.

10:01A man is seen silently walking around while Margaret is sleeping in her living room.

10:06a while to take the lights, some are dead.

10:15h

10:24N

10:27N

10:28h

10:30Your father will wake up right away if you want to see him.

10:36What is he?

10:38You want to show us?

10:43Well, the love of my father screwed up, but he hit the church because he didn't want to marry him.

10:48All right, I'll make the request. I just need you to get him on the phone.

10:52He'll take your call. You guys have been friends since law school.

10:55As a friend, I would have to advise you.

10:57Yeah, he's already done 35 years.

10:58I'm not still from the state.

11:01The governor pardons law in actual condition that the police go to the prison murder and get sentenced to phone service.

11:06So the upstate DA and the warden get what they want?

11:08The man is able to take multiple belongings, all while Margaret has no idea.

11:13She doesn't wake up until he sets off an alarm.

11:16She then gets out of her chair and chases him with a cane.

11:20Using the footage, police were finally able to identify the man.

11:23He was 51-year-old Patrick Reed and was responsible for all six break-ins.

11:28He stole a total of around $1,000 from Margaret.

11:32Patrick Reed was sentenced to four years and eight months in prison.

11:35He didn't have to leave a chair and he was unable to take a break.

11:36He's been eight months in prison.

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