A couple are “lucky to be alive” after experiencing the creepy phenomenon known as “phrogging.”
The inside of their home was in utter chaos. Pots and pans were piled on top of each other. In the living room, James’ musical equipment had all been taken out. Their bedroom was in complete disarray.James and Brittany Campbell knew each other in high school and then reconnected later on when James was a single father with two sons. They married in 2018, according to “Phrogging: Hider in My House.
The Campbells’ home, above in still from a KHON2 report, after a man allegedly lived there while they were away.She also found a video that the intruder had made on her computer, apparently while in the nude. “It starts out slowly — things go missing,” said Everleth, adding that people are more apt to believe they are living with a ghost than a long-term trespasser. “You think it’s an urban myth, but it’s more common than you think.”
Unlike squatters, who look for empty, abandoned spots, phroggers aren’t deterred by occupants. It takes until the moment the owner or renter sees something such as a hand or footprint, comes face to face with the intruder or catches them on some sort of surveillance camera to figure out what is going on.
After his arrest, Zayas was charged with burglary and released. Shortly after, he was arrested again, this time for allegedly vandalizing a Buddhist temple., 62-year-old Vance J. Grace.
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