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So, a caver enters an abandoned mine. A very dark, ominous tunnel, that's for sure Everything in this place screams: don't enter. An invisible force begins to swing the chain wildly. I don't know why that chain is swinging there Chains are inanimate objects. They don't move on their own, but something makes it move. And then voices appear. Harmlessness. Gold was first discovered here in 1870, and today the state produces nearly 3/4 of all gold in the United States. Its landscape is dotted with abandoned mines In the summer of 2013, a caver decides to wander into the abandoned Gorton gold mine, filming his adventure while exploring.
He is the only person in the old mine, which has not been opened since 1969. He immediately senses that something is wrong with this particular mine. Yes, this mine really has a very creepy atmosphere. I don't know why that chain is swinging. Maybe this mine isn't as abandoned as he thinks. There must have been something in the mine that caused the chain to swing. I don't believe in ghosts, but if this isn't a hoax, I really do n't know how else to explain it. Geographer George Kourounis studies the history of horrific mining disasters.
Mines are some of the most dangerous workplaces on Earth. People die in mines all the time. Of course, there is the famous story of the 33 Chilean miners who were trapped deep underground by a cave-in. Fortunately, they were all saved thanks to incredible technology and heroic efforts. After a record 69 days underground, the men were brought to the surface in an operation that lasted less than 24 hours. Tragically, most mining accidents do not have such a happy ending In 2006, a methane explosion rocked the Pasta de Conchos mine in Mexico.
65 miners slowly suffocated in the darkness deep underground. Only two bodies were found. Collapses, old equipment, low oxygen levels, deadly gases-there are a million ways to die in an old mine. A caver enters an abandoned gold mine in Nevada. He encounters a mysterious force that moves a rusty chain. Incredibly, the swinging of the chain is just the beginning of the strange phenomenon in the video. Folklorist Heidi Hollis watches as a caver advances deeper into the tunnel. What is this? It almost sounded like a radio communication.
It sounded like voices, but there was no one there That's what's simply amazing. Analyzing the audio, Hollis tries to decipher what exactly was said. Hollis wonders if these voices could be some kind of memory of the mining tragedy. Was there a terrible accident that put them there? Is help being sought? Was something hidden? Science journalist Jeff Wise investigates a mysterious audio recording. Analysis indicates that the sounds were recorded in the mine and not superimposed later, making forgery unlikely. But Wise believes there must be a rational
explanation for the eerie voices on the recording. Or maybe this guy somehow picked up signals from another location because of the metal content in this mine or something like that This creates interference with electromagnetic signals. He thinks this could also explain the swinging of the chain in the mine shaft Could there be some kind of magnetic anomaly or something? Magnetic fields can damage electrical equipment and also attract any ferrous metal products. These rusty chains are clearly made of iron or steel. And a magnet in the rock could well attract these chains.
Koronis is investigating which rocks can have such powerful magnetic properties. Magnetite is a type of rock that can become magnetic under certain circumstances. To unleash the magnetic potential of magnetite, you need to expose it to one of the most powerful forces of nature. When lightning strikes the ground, it heats up five times hotter than the surface of the Sun, but it also creates an electromagnetic field. This can charge the magnetite, turn it into magnetic iron ore, and suddenly you have a natural magnet. But physicist Peter Urbach doesn't believe that magnetic ironstone can explain the phenomenon in the video. To make the chain move in this way
, a changing magnetic field or magnetic pulse is required, and a magnetic iron bar is a permanent magnet. He simply wouldn't be able to do it. So, this is impossible. Biologist Danny Washington is sent this video. She turns up the sound and is struck by the noise in the background. So, what is this noise? This is a scream. Are these bats? Biologist Kelly Price has expert knowledge of the bat species found in North America. We know that there are 23 species of bats in Nevada, and we also know that they like to roost in old mines.
The idea of walking through a dark abandoned mine with bats flying around you is not the best situation. Bats do indeed carry rabies, which, despite modern medicine, can still kill humans. If there are bats in this abandoned mine, is it possible that a bat hitting the chain could have caused it to swing like that? Price analyzes the weight of the chain in the video to calculate how much force it would take to make it swing. So a large bat weighs about 3 pounds, and we know that the chains weigh 40 pounds. So even the largest bat in Nevada, crashing into that chain at full speed, was unlikely to have any effect on it. And yet this chain clearly swings in a fairly large arc.
Scientists cannot explain the strange events at the Gorton Mine. Until a new expedition returns to this seemingly haunted mine, its secrets will remain unsolved. Since we never saw what exactly moved the chain, we may never know. Two security guards, while patrolling the municipal building, went to check out the noise in the basement. They start filming. You can imagine what was going through the minds of these guards. It's like a nightmare. They patrol an empty building, and the lights in this hallway are flickering.
Suddenly, an ominous slam of a door is heard in the distance the night is interrupted by the sound of metal doors opening and closing, opening and closing. Locals claim that the building has a disturbing past. A past that left behind some angry ghostly presence. BAM! Then, when they get very close, stunned guards refuse to discuss their experiences publicly. I wouldn't be surprised if one of these guys needed a new pair of underwear.
Historian Tony McMahon finds that belief in the supernatural is widespread in this part of Brazil More than one in ten claims to be able to communicate with the dead. Mysticism and magic are very strong in Brazil And there is a huge belief in something called Makumba, a kind of form of voodoo And with this comes the feeling that the dead can have a detrimental and evil influence on the living. Believers claim that angry spirits can bring illness, misfortune, and death. They say that even the country's leaders are versed in this dark art. In 2017, acting president Michel Temer and his first lady, a beauty queen, leave their palace
due to what they describe as evil spirits In the Makumba belief system, a deceased person may try to signal deep unhappiness through a slamming door, as in this case. But professional magician Ben Nemzer is skeptical. It got faster and faster, louder and louder as the boy got closer. And as a magician, I don't believe in such coincidences.
Apparently someone was trying to scare these people. Researcher George Kourounis wonders if this could be a sign of criminal activity. Locals believe that evil spirits reside in the basement of this building, but this may only be a cover for much more sinister activity. One of the most heinous crimes we see in this area is the illegal trade in organs. In Brazil, almost 10 million people live in extreme poverty.
Desperate Brazilians who earn less than $2 a day are offering their kidneys online for up to $10,000. Illegally harvested organs account for one in ten transplants, bringing in nearly $2 billion a year for criminals. In 2012, a woman posted an ad for the sale of a kidney, but was so desperate that she added part of her liver, a cornea, and one lung to the list More than 8 million children live or work on the streets. Charities claim that helpless children are increasingly becoming targets of organ thieves.
A building like this is a great place for organized crime to base their horrific operations, including the harvesting of children's organs. But investigators found no reports of criminal activity in that building. Doors don't just move in the wind. Something must be forcing them to move. Greg Salg cites weather reports and finds out that a powerful thunderstorm passed through the city on the night of the "ghost encounter Flickering light may indicate some electrical processes. Lightning strikes kill more than 100 people in Brazil every year. Electrical engineer David Wallace wants to know if such strong electrical storms can create poltergeist-like effects on inanimate objects, like
metal doors in a basement. Humidity in this part of Brazil averages over 80%, which means the air is saturated with water. So, when you have dense, humid air, there is a possibility of electric current passing through it. Wallace and his team are testing whether an electrical charge in the dense, humid air of a basement can cause a door to move on its hinges. To recreate the door from the video, they place a negatively charged sheet of aluminum foil next to a positively charged metal plate that simulates a door frame. We'll apply voltage to this plate and see if it pulls the door towards the plate? And we'll see if we can recreate what I see in the video. In Brazil, a municipal building believed to be haunted was filmed
closing its doors on its own. Electrical engineer David Wallace is conducting an experiment to test whether the electrically charged atmosphere of the region is causing this poltergeist-like phenomenon. He charges his generator with high voltage. Actually, I have a 100,000 volt generator here. Okay, we're getting ready to apply voltage to the system. Voltage supply. 30,000 volts pass through the plate, attracting the foil to the charge. So here we see something very similar to what was in the video.
I have a metal plate inside a metal mount. And as I increase the voltage, we see that the higher the voltage, the more it pulls the plate towards the mount, just like we saw in the video. Wallace shows that an electrically charged atmosphere can cause a piece of metal to swing on hinges, as if in a haunted house. But when engineer John Ferro studies the building's plans, he notices that the air inside it should not become electrified. Buildings in this part of Brazil are designed to direct lightning from the roof to the ground. This is called grounding.
Lightning rods redirect powerful electrical discharges outside buildings and prevent metal objects from accumulating high voltage. If the system is faulty, people inside are at risk of a fatal lightning strike. But until the guards reveal more details about what they saw that night, the reason for the slamming door remains a mystery. I don't care how much those guards are paid. This is not enough. November 2017. Crowds gather around a boy with an abnormal ability. Oh my God. He grabs her head and turns it around like some kind of doll.
This really looks unnatural. Oh, he's doing it again. Oh. Oh, yes. No, that's too much. You shouldn't be able to twist your head back that much. This is not a trick or a computer graphic. The boy's head twists grotesquely around his neck, as if his bones were made of rubber. This is impossible. His neck should have been broken. This guy should be dead. Biologist Karen Bondar believes that this boy's ability may be a strange genetic echo of our animal ancestors.
Only a few animals have the ability to turn their necks more than 180 degrees. The owl turns its head almost a full turn. There are also sloths that have a similar ability to rotate their heads 360 degrees. For most animals, including humans, such a move would be suicidal. The cervical vertebrae would break, and the twisted arteries would cut off blood flow to the brain. But owls and sloths evolved to have this super ability to rotate their heads. Could this guy be exhibiting the ancestral trait of head rotation? Humans share 99% of their genetic code with some primates. And one species is particularly adept at turning its head The closest relative that has something similar is the primate tarsier.
The tarsier has extremely elastic neck muscles that allow it to turn its head and look almost in the opposite direction. There are many cases where humans re- acquire the primitive traits of our animal ancestors. There is a boy in India who was born with a vestigial tail. And now he is worshipped because he is considered the reincarnation of the Hindu monkey god. But not all children born with animal-like anomalies are so lucky. It is believed that 5% of the population has an extra nipple.
However, in 17th-century Europe, an extra nipple was considered a sign of the devil, for which one could be burned at the stake as a witch. In Pakistan, many believe that spirits can inhabit the body. So it's no wonder that when a child turns their head 180°, people attribute it to supernatural forces. Next: Did this boy undergo sinister surgery for superpowers? Neck modification can lead to spinal cord injuries, paralysis, or even death. A boy was filmed in Pakistan who has abilities similar to an owl. Experts are wondering whether this eerie neck twist could be a man-made miracle. The boy seemed to be manipulating his head in a certain way to make it come back.
It doesn't look natural to me. In fact, it looks unnatural, almost artificial. Is it possible that the boy's neck was modified to allow such a huge range of motion? Body modification seems to be becoming increasingly popular, especially in the United States. Americans are going under the knife to completely change their bodies and look like creatures from another planet. Model Pixie Fox underwent 200 separate procedures to create her dream body, including surgically removing six ribs to achieve a 14-inch waist.
Sawing off six ribs is a serious body modification. You're removing half of your rib cage-the part that's designed to protect your internal organs. Surgically altering the human neck so that it can rotate completely may be the most incredible body modification to date. The neck is made up of many small vertebrae that protect the spinal cord and central nervous system. Any modification could easily lead to paralysis or possibly even death. But biologist Roland Case believes the boy may have a dangerous medical
condition that gave him this terrifying skill. What we're seeing here is a genetic condition that affects his entire skeletal system. I think he might have joint hypermobility syndrome. People with hypermobility can twist and stretch their joints far beyond their normal range of motion. Having this condition is actually very dangerous, as there is a risk of tearing body tissues simply by stretching them too much. It's clear that this clever guy wants to show off his rare abilities. But the final twist in his story could be an untimely death.
The more he twists and turns, the more damage he does to himself. If he went any further, he could break his neck. Santa Clara in the San Francisco Bay Area, California. August 16, 2020, 7:50 am. Rochelle Fernandez is filming a video when a strange noise fills the air. Lightning is like an angel. I think something fell. Then, an ominous dark presence rises from the ground right next to a large sports stadium. I'm uploading this to YouTube just in case it's the last thing I do.
The eyewitness fears that something diabolical is behind this mysterious ring of smoke It looks like Satan's crown. His devilish appearance leaves experts baffled. This is very strange. It really looks like Lucifer's crown is rising. Oh, no. It's like an anti-nimbus. It looks like a dark, gloomy halo. As they say, there's no smoke without fire. I think what we're seeing is most likely some kind of explosion. So I'm really curious about what's going on here. Is there some force that shapes this smoke? Former CIA agent Tracy Walder believes that the proximity of this ominous explosion to a football stadium is an important clue.
This is a stadium. This stadium opened in 2014 and has a capacity of 68,000 people. Places crowded with families and sports fans can attract madmen bent on murder. Like stadiums around the world and any place where groups of people gather, it will be a target for many terrorist groups. In 2015, the Stade de France stadium in Paris was targeted by suicide bombers during an international football match. In 2017, an Islamic extremist detonated a bomb at an Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena, killing 23 people. Historian Tony McMahon is looking for potential culprits in the stadium explosion and believes an eyewitness may have hit the bull's eye
This area of California is a veritable center of devil worship. In the 1960s, someone named Anton LaVey founded the Church of Satan, and soon after, people began reporting strange chants and all sorts of diabolical practices. Another local devil worshipper intended to cause widespread chaos and carnage. One of the famous Satanists who came from this area was the late Jack Parsons. He combined the occult with quantum physics. He believed he could control the weather, but he also had a penchant for playing with explosives. Walder wonders if modern devil worshippers are taking a cue from Parsons and might try to bring hellish terror to California with trademark Satanic explosions
. There are devil worshippers in this city, and they are out to cause trouble. Satanic terrorism is undoubtedly a real threat today. Devil worshippers in Norway were reportedly behind the destruction of 50 churches in the country. A Satanist in London, Harry Vaughan, was caught distributing bomb-making manuals in 2020. Football stadiums in America are often used for Christian gatherings, making them potential targets for a satanic killer.
These people, with their crazy beliefs, can cause real chaos in the physical world. Journalist Jeff Wise finds a satanic cult called the Order of the Nine Corners, gathering outcasts and loners in suburban America like a demonic ISIS. He bombards them with messages calling for passionate anti-Christian campaigns. And if you were a neighbor, you might have a perfectly reasonable fear that they would set off some kind of explosion. But physicist Chad Orzel notices a detail in the video that seems to rule out a terrorism scenario. This explosion occurred at 7:50 a.m., when no one was in the stadium. So this is hardly an act of terrorism.
Look at this. Physicist Athena Bransberger examines the footage for clues about the source of the ominous smoke. As it rises into the atmosphere, you see this clear concentration of a circle that remains very dark. Bransberger believes that the distinctive shape of the ring is the key to solving this mystery. From an engineering perspective, it looks like it came out of some kind of pipe or cylindrical object, as it is shaped like the letter "O." Jeff Wise discovers that on game day, the stadium uses more electricity than 2,000 homes combined. Cylindrical transformers surround the stadium.
One reason could be an explosion at a substation. Electricity arrives at substations at dangerously high voltages, up to 750,000 volts. Metal coils and magnetic fields inside transformers convert this high voltage to a lower voltage. There is a lot of electrical energy at a substation, and if the equipment fails, it can lead to catastrophic consequences and an explosion. Matt Kutcher is a Hollywood expert in pyrotechnics and ballistics with over twenty years of experience. He wants to find out if a transformer explosion could create this eerie smoke ring.
We need to see if a transformer that has completely failed creates this effect. Inside the transformer there is mineral oil that cools it. Sometimes it fails, and when it does, it explodes. And when that happens, the oil is thrown right into the air, and it's the burning and swirling of that oil that creates that ring that we see in the sky, and that's what we're going to test. Kutcher builds a large-scale replica of a transformer near the stadium. So, we actually reproduce the real diameter, shape and size of the transformer And we add approximately the same amount of petroleum product to it. Well, let's start pouring.
Kutcher will also recreate the massive electrical discharge that can be seen when a transformer fails. Of course, we don't have an entire electrical grid to create such a powerful spark. So we'll have to add a little bit of our own electric spark with this explosive. Now that we've poured oil, a petroleum product, into the mortar, right? We'll plant the explosives, move to a safe distance, and see if we can create that ring. Kutcher is getting ready to unleash hellfire. Let's go. One attempt at creating a Satan ring, gentlemen. A demonic ring rises into the sky over California.
It really does look like Satan's crown. Pyrotechnics engineering expert Matt Kutcher believes a faulty power transformer could be the cause of this strange vicious cycle. Inside the transformer there is mineral oil that is supposed to cool it, but sometimes it doesn't do its job. And when that happens, it explodes. He created an experiment to test his theory. Well, son. Finished? Finished. Let's try to blow up the transformer. Three, two, one, let's start.
The charge ignites the transformer oil, sending a huge fireball into the air The team held their breath, waiting to see if a ring would form. A ring begins to form. Satan's ring, ladies and gentlemen. Nearby, we see that the smoke ring created by Kutcher coincides with the " crown of Satan" in Santa Clara. It's obvious to me that it was the transformer that exploded. He created this eerie ring of smoke that rose into the sky.
Physicist Athena Brensberger believes that the transformer explosion was caused by a lightning strike. This footage was taken during one of the strongest storms ever seen in the Bay Area. A typical American substation transformer contains 45,000 gallons of mineral oil. When struck by lightning, this oil turns into explosive, high-pressure steam that ruptures the transformer, sending debris and a 2,000- degree fireball far and wide. I worked at a transformer factory, and one of ours exploded. We found debris within a mile of the explosion site. Anyone in the blast zone will likely be charred and mutilated
If this transformer explosion near the stadium had happened later on game day, it could have resulted in hundreds of casualties. We get to the point where substations explode, killing people. This is a terrible situation. Now southern China, the coast of the South China Sea. July 9, 2018. A man finds a hideous humanoid creature on the beach. What is this? And it looks a bit like a mutilated gingerbread man.
This creepy thing, like an object brought to life in some dark fairy tale, writhes as if trying to escape from the man's hands. This is the strangest thing I have ever seen. These two things don't just look like legs, they actually move. As the camera zooms in, what looks like an eyeball becomes visible hanging from his distorted face. Feeling disgusted, the man throws it back into the sea. If this is a creature, it certainly doesn't look like any creature from Earth. The terrifying humanoid creature looks like a creepy version of a gingerbread man. A folk tale told all over
the world about a cookie that mysteriously comes to life and runs away from people. But historian Marcus Gorchow wonders whether the clip could show a Chinese citizen mutilated beyond recognition in an accident. Is it possible that this is a horrible, distorted human body? More than 100 people die every day in mines, chemical plants and construction sites in China. Others receive horrific mutilations in grotesque ways. In 2013, 18-year-old Wang Jian had his hands mutilated and severed after being pulled into an industrial hammer.
Doctors sewed the severed hands back together, but were unable to save all the fingers. This turned his hands into something resembling lobster claws In 2015, Yuan Longhua, a 38-year-old worker at a glaze factory in Chaozhou City , slipped and fell into a vat of boiling mixture. So, 99% of his body was burned. The tissues on her right leg began to rot, so it had to be amputated. The object's spongy appearance resembles the horrific burns that human skin suffers after a fiery accident. The body of a test pilot was so badly burned after a plane crash in Laredo, Texas, in 1948 that photographs convinced many that
it was an alien from a UFO. The eyes are sunken, and the eye sockets are disproportionate to the head. There are no ears or nose. And the mouth is just a slit without lips, tongue, or teeth. China's coast is used to test new and often unreliable experimental aircraft. In 2019, a Chinese fighter jet crashed in the island province of Hainan near the filming location, killing both pilots. So, is this "gingerbread" creature that washed up on the shore the tragic result of an accident? But biologist Raven Baxter studies the object on video and concludes that it cannot be a mutilated human.
This creature is as flat as a pancake, and if it were a vertebrate, I would look for signs of bone fractures. But I don't see anything like that, so it could be something else. A monstrous humanoid creature with what appears to be an eyeball hanging from its face has been pulled from the South China Sea. Marine biologist Karen Bondar is investigating the surrounding area and believes that this sinuous monster is a mutated form of marine life. The texture of this animal reminds me a lot of a sea sponge. You know, they actually move more than you think. People usually think of sponges as plants, but they are actually animals. Moreover, we are related to them. As incredible as it may seem, sponges
and humans share a similar genome-the DNA sequence that encodes the building blocks of life. Humans are believed to have evolved from a sponge ancestor 750 million years ago. But that doesn't explain why this sponge has human-like features or what looks like a hideous eyeball on its face. Some waters around China are known for their extreme toxicity. Could this creature be the result of environmental toxicity? Certain chemical cocktails cause changes in the DNA of creatures exposed to them, mutating them in new and dangerous ways.
Every year, China dumps over 10 million tons of toxic waste, including huge amounts of cadmium, which seeps into lakes, rivers, and oceans. Cadmium is particularly insidious because it not only causes mutations, but also blocks the signals that are supposed to correct them. So over time, mutations accumulate. People use this water every day to drink, bathe, and water crops. And because of this, many people die. Many types of toxins cause genetic mutations.
I don't know what exactly cadmium can do to a sponge. Could this man-made debris have created this deadly monster? A recent Australian oceanographic study has found that significantly more sponges than previously thought are predators Carnivorous sponges do not have a mouth or teeth for chewing, so they have developed other ways of digesting their food. After the sponge catches its prey, it secretes an acid-like substance that liquefies the flesh, and then sucks up this mixture. But why did the sponge take on the crude form of a human being? In the animal kingdom, some creatures use mimicry to lure prey. If this sponge's DNA is damaged, it could mutate into the form of a human infant to lure humans to it
If this sponge somehow deliberately chose to take on a human appearance, does that mean it's hunting us? This ginger creature was thrown back into the ocean, giving scientists no time to study it and figure out what it is and why it can mimic human form. So, until we get more information about this horror, there is no final conclusion. We may never know what it is. Irbid Mountains, northern Jordan. Two young people are driving down a dark, deserted country road when their car's engine mysteriously stalls. A She is dressed entirely in white. She is hunched over. Her hair is disheveled and sticking out in different directions. This is really scary
She seems to be walking with a stick that looks like a large cane. This is one of the creepiest things I've ever seen. Suddenly she runs at them. This poor driver, I don't know if he's ever been so scared in his life. He is clearly in a panic. They keep driving back, and she keeps coming closer. They retreat, she continues to advance. It looks like she's stalking them. You think it can't get any worse, but it does. This is the most horrible sound I think I have ever heard. He sounds like pure evil.
This poor guy, he's terrified. He sounds really scared. In Jordan, locals believe the video captured something supernatural. In this region, and indeed throughout the world, there is a belief in this supernatural or even otherworldly force. For many, this eerie white figure is a genie. Genie is the root of the word "genius," which we know from the tales of Aladdin and One Thousand and One Nights. Genies are not those wish-granting servants from the lamp from Hollywood movies. It is common knowledge that they are werewolves and have other superhuman abilities. In short-demons.
The Quran tells believers that jinn are real. Some people don't even want to talk about it. They don't say the word " jinn" because they feel that the jinn draws energy from human attention. If you live in this area and see something like this on the road, you'll think of a genie. As in many places in the world, there are people here who claim to be capable of black magic. Could this be a modern-day witch who was disturbed during a secret ritual? In the Middle East, the fear of those who practice black magic and summon jinn to create supernatural chaos is so strong that in 2009 the Saudi state created its own
anti-witchcraft unit. These puritan police claimed to have often caught witches after tips from the public. In 2011, a woman in Saudi Arabia was executed for practicing witchcraft. In general, people who are accused of witchcraft are not actually witches. They were simply framed by angry neighbors or dragged into some kind of provocation. But the authorities report real cases where people themselves claim to practice black magic. During one of the raids, investigators encountered naked sorcerers. They say the witch escaped through a window. Incredibly, investigators report that she flew away like a bird.
The woman may have been in a trance state, which made her believe she could fly. Anthropologists have found that sorcerers, priests, and warriors in pre-modern societies around the world could enter a trance state through singing, dancing, or rhythmic drumming. Some of them in this state believe that they have been possessed by spirits or animals, and as a result become capable of extraordinary, inhuman acts. Maybe they really do have some power, some ability that we don't have. A study from the University of Pennsylvania found that the frontal lobe of the brain, which is responsible for conscious rational behavior, decreases activity when people
enter a trance state. The figure in the video may be in a similar psychological state, aggressively stepping on the car because he believes himself to be invulnerable. The car continues to reverse, and the figure in the video continues to walk towards them. She doesn't stop. Two travelers in Jordan are attacked by a woman who looks like a demon. Military historian Craig Gottlieb believes that this is the clothing of a Bedouin woman, not a witch, and suspects that the aggressive physical actions and screams may be a reaction to events she witnessed nearby This person clearly demonstrates
abnormal psychological behavior, and one of the root causes of this behavior is shocking life events, such as experiencing the horrors of war. This may be due to the long-standing conflict that this region is experiencing. The Syrian civil war began in 2011 in the city of Deraa, just 10 miles from where this was filmed. The entire area quickly became a zone of violent conflict. Witnesses describe systematic killings, beatings, and torture by Syrian security forces. Most of the city is destroyed, and some 650,000 Syrian refugees are fleeing across the border into Jordan. But the sounds of artillery fire
echoing across the border are a constant, terrifying reminder for those in the refugee camps. The consequences of war can cause severe psychological trauma to ordinary, normal people. This extremely aggressive behavior is very strange and could potentially be the result of some kind of psychosis. Symptoms of psychosis vary, but sufferers may be easily frightened and exhibit explosive anger or violence. Would it be better if the woman were experiencing a psychotic disorder? And if this is true, it is unknown what she will do next. After the men fled, no one saw the figure again. What they encountered on that road left deep scars in their souls.
This video is a stark reminder of the terrible things that lurk in the shadows as you drive down deserted roads. August 2, 2020. Caregiver Holly Armstrong is home alone when she hears a strange sound coming from the closet. Oh my God. Oh, no. There's a doll behind the door, and its feet are clicking against each other. This clicking of heels seems like the doll is possessed. And then one leg starts to rise. I've seen a lot of creepy dolls in my life, but this one tops them all.
Holly has no rational explanation for why the doll moves on its own, and quickly runs away. Oh my God. You can hear the fear in this woman's voice. She is clearly scared. Every child has a toy or doll that they cherish. But sometimes something sinister seems to settle there Mali Fox is familiar with stories about dolls that are supposedly haunted by restless souls. Rumors of possessed dolls are common in the world of the paranormal.
One of the most famous ghost dolls in America is Annabelle, which is said to be inhabited by the spirit of a deceased 7-year-old girl. She looks like a Raggedy Ann doll. She is from the 1970s. Apparently, the mother bought it for her daughter. And when she brought it home, people started getting scratches. Then they called in demonologists, because some people think it's demonic, -Eda and Lorraine Warren. And they came and said, "Oh yeah, this doll is haunted. It's. it's haunted." Anyone who came into contact with her could be harmed.
Annabelle has spawned several films in the multi-million dollar "Conjuring" franchise. But she's not the only doll believed to be possessed. In 2017, a video was filmed in Peru of a child's plastic doll moving and talking. Normal behavior for a mechanized toy. But when you open the battery compartment, it's empty. Oh my God. So where does energy come from? Enough. In England, another doll, Elizabeth, is said to be behaving even more strangely. Dressed in a wedding dress, she, according to her owners, hates married men and attacks them.
There are reports of people being scratched. Biologist Kiki Sanford discovers that there are psychological reasons why dolls may seem creepy to people. When we see a machine, a robot that looks like a machine, we perceive it as friendly. But when they start to look very human-like, yet not entirely natural, we notice it, and it makes us uncomfortable. This causes a reaction called the "uncanny valley" effect. But psychological factors cannot explain why this doll, which is not mechanized, moves. We are always on the alert, waiting for such dolls to wake up and start living their own lives. The scariest thing about this video is that the doll does exactly that.
Nick Householder believes the answer may lie in the ground beneath this seemingly haunted house. Perhaps something in the environment is causing the doll to move. Could it have been, for example, an earthquake? Texas is seismically active and has had many earthquakes. In early August, an earthquake was recorded in Dallas. On August 9, the US Geological Survey reported a small tremor measuring 2.3 on the Richter scale. Just enough to make your house shake. But this phenomenon was observed in this closet as early as August 2. There must be something else that makes the doll's legs move.
Entomologist Kevin Keskey has been called to many supposedly haunted houses. Scratches on the walls, pets staring at one point. Hmm, I wonder what that could be. Well, before you call a priest, maybe you should call an exterminator. No matter how clean you clean, someone has already been living in the walls or ceiling of your house since you moved in. It could be rats. It could be mice. It could even be bats rustling there. These neighbors, from ticks to large rats, are capable of moving our things, sometimes giving the impression that they are moving on their own In 2017, a British woman got an unpleasant
surprise when she opened her niece's doll She discovered that it was completely infested with maggots. Can an insect infestation make a doll's legs move? More to come. Oh my God. Are there any uninvited guests in this house? The clicking of the doll's heels should be the least of Holly's problems. In Dallas, a doll terrifies a young woman by appearing to move on its own Oh my God. Kevin Keskey thinks it could be a real house of horrors. With so many different "neighbors," can we ever be sure we're alone at home? The Dallas metro area is experiencing a veritable rat epidemic.
These invasive rodents are looking for food, but in return they leave unwanted traces. Little-known fact: every time rodents take a step, they leave a drop of urine. The shiny tracks on the floor are probably rodent urine marks. So, whether you see the urine or not, it still gets on your food. And if they are infected, they can infect you too. Rats, fleas, urine, and feces can be full of dangerous pathogens, such as bacteria that cause salmonellosis and typhus. One of the most serious diseases is leptospirosis, or Weil's disease, is caused by consuming products contaminated with rat urine.
This disease causes a fever and eventually affects the kidneys and liver. If pests have entered your home, they must be removed. The movement of toys in Adela's house may not be a sign of a ghost, but a virus-carrying rodent. The clicking of the doll's heels should be the least of Holly's worries. If we knew about the diseases these pests carry, we would all choose the ghost. But due to the lack of reports of a pest infestation, some are convinced that the caretaker has recorded a paranormal phenomenon. And so far there is nothing to refute this theory.
