A YouTube video clip of a Larry King Live interview with Jermaine Jackson and footage of Michael Jackson’s beloved home Neverland Ranch has spooked out viewers doing a double take.

The clip appears to show a shadowy figure floating through the frame while capturing footage of the singer’s bedroom area. As it was filmed after Jackson’s death, the image has lead news-hungry fans to wonder if it’s Jackson’s ghost haunting the halls. (I think the only haunting going on here is that of a tortured man’s memory and legacy, even after he’s dead and gone. Now that’s scary.)

So is it Michael? Believers will always believe, but as camera crews were milling about filming, the most likely suspect is a wandering crew member’s less than otherworldly shadow.

… or is it? >spooky jazz hands< What do you think?

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Michael Jackson will be taken to his Neverland Ranch on Thursday for a public viewing Friday according to reports.

How public the public viewing will be isn’t clear, but interest in Jackson’s death may mean that demand to view the body may be far greater than capacity at the location.

Funeral arrangements for Jackson are still a little sketchy with some wild reports circulating. What we do know is that Jackson should be buried in a private ceremony in Santa Barbara on Saturday. Some reports are suggesting that Jackson’s body will be taken to the cemetery in a carriage pulled by white horses, although this is unlikely.

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Jacko filed papers this week transferring the property to the Sycamore Valley Ranch Company — a company he and investor Colony Capital LLC jointly own. As for what’ll happen to the once thriving personal amusement park turned ghost town, it’s still anyone’s guess. The ranch was, however, called “Sycamore Valley Ranch” before Jackson purchased it in the late 80s.

Once it became “Neverland,” the 2,800 acre ranch was transformed into a child’s dream — roller coasters, rides, even a zoo. It was in its peak that Jackson famously opened the gates to thousands of children, leading up to his 2003 arrest on charges of molesting a 13-year-old. The Neverland Ranch has been largely abandoned and unmaintained since, and Jackson himself has not been seen in the area.

Jackson was later acquitted of the charges, but his career has never recovered. He was facing foreclosure on the Neverland property until Colony Capital bought out his loan earlier this year.

Colony Capital, according to published reports, invests in real estate ventures across the West Coast. It owns the Las Vegas Hilton and other Sin City properties.

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