A trucker was so terrified by a ghostly stowaway spotted clinging to his vehicle who later vanished into thin air he drove another 80 miles to skip town.
The driver was at the head of a convoy passing through Argentina's Cordoba Province when he saw the woman standing at the side of the road.
As he checked his mirrors the apparition had disappeared.
Concerned, he called back to his other drivers and was alarmed when he was told she was holding on to the back of his rig.
Moments later the mysterious vision disappeared.
The convoy were so spooked they decided to skip their plans to sleep overnight in a nearby layby.
Instead they put their foot down and drove on for another 100km before finally stopping, according to local media.
Pictures taken by his spooked colleagues showed the woman wearing a red coat, similar to the killer in classic horror movie Don’t Look Now.
Earlier this month a video appearing to show a rocking chair moving by itself at a hotel dubbed Chester 's most haunted was shared.
The owners of Ye Olde Kings Head shared the footage of the mysterious incident, one of many ghostly goings on reported by the pair, writes Cheshire Live .
It is believed the hotel, which dates back to 1622, is home to a whopping 13 spirits (and we're not talking about the ones behind the bar) including tormented souls of civil war soldiers, Roman soldiers, young children and even women who worked there when it was a brothel in the 17th century.
The foundations of the original building that the hotel is on are even older, having been constructed for Peter the clerk in 1208.
Ye Olde Kings Head has gained such a reputation for its paranormal activity that it has featured on TV show Most Haunted and more recently on Sky Pick's Paranormal.
It was also named spookiest hotel in the North West last year.
Paranormal investigator Danny Moss said: "Chester is one of the most haunted cities in the UK, without a doubt, and this 400-year-old building is reputedly one of the most haunted in the country.
“It's become such a huge attraction locally. It's the ninth week of the cameras being installed now and the activity we have captured on camera has been phenomenal."
