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The only time I've had something similar to this happen, was when I was working on a layer and had removed sections of it with the magic wand. I thought I had remove everything, but some traces were left behind so when I applied the stroke command it caught those traces as well. Now if you applied stroke to a completely new layer then I might be worried why it did what it did.
You can also select that layer to see what's really on it to make sure that there aren't any stray elements by Ctrl clicking the layer to activate the marching ants.
Is it actually in the file, or a video phenomenon? I've had some video artifacts remain that weren't actually there. Does it turn off and on with the layer? Does it save with the file?
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