A Ghost Gas Station Haunting in Parma, Ohio?

How News Outlets are Reporting the Story

So where do blue ghosts hang out normally? In Parma, Ohio, it appears to be at the gas station. There's been recent news and speculation that a "blue blob" caught on a surveillance camera is in all actuality a ghost hanging out near the pumps. A bewildered worker at the Marathon Gas Station claims he saw the bluish cloud floating in the parking lot on the surveillance camera last Sunday. The blue cloud remained floating around the pump area for a good 30 minutes before it landed on a car windshield and then floated away for good.

6abc.com out of Philadelphia provides several images from the surveillance camera which show still shots of the blue mass floating in different spots near the gas station pumps. The phenomenon has now started to draw attention from media as well as motorists who want to stop by and check out the footage of the ghost. According to WKYT of Kentucky, dozens of people are heading to the gas station which is located in a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio. Motorists have been speculating everything "from claims it's just a plastic bag to an angelic presence, turning non-believers into believers".

One motorist on the WKYT news report said he believed the gas station may have been built on top of an old Indian burial ground. According to the Wikipedia entry on Parma, Ohio, during the Cold War Parma housed Nike missiles in underground silos. It currently has a population of over 85,000 people (as of 2000 census). Its most famous residents include Chef Boyardee and several current NHL players. It's also been a corporate hub for companies such as Cox Cable, Union Carbide and General Motors. It's history makes no mention of infamous murder cases or Indian burials, so possibly this is all just a matter of science.