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Title: Police left baffled by poltergeist after paranormal events blight family home for two days
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URL Source: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/police ... st-after-8621674?ICID=ref_fark
Published: Aug 13, 2016
Author: please stop asking me that
Post Date: 2016-08-13 22:11:21 by NeoconsNailed
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Hardened police officers were left spooked after witnessing bizarre 'paranormal' activity at a family home. After a call out in Rutherglen, South Lanarkshire officers witnessed clothes flying across a room and lights going off and on. Lampshades were placed upside down and oven doors were opening and closing. Even a chihuahua dog which was playing in the garden was then inexplicably discovered sitting on top of a seven-foot hedge. The family who live at the property had called the police in a panic. They endured two days of the bizarre occurrences before moving out of the property, report the Daily Record. The situation has been discussed at high levels within Police Scotland, with senior officers perplexed as to how they best handle the incidents. A police source said: “These were incidents that were witnessed by our own officers. Incidents that are not easily explained. “One problem we’ve got is where we go from here as no crime has been established, so what else can we do but deal with any reports of disturbances. “But officers with more than 20 years’ service are saying they’ve never seen anything like this. It really is something that down-to-earth police officers are having trouble getting their heads round. “How do you handle what, despite us liking to use the word, has been described as a poltergeist.” The family at the centre of the drama are devoutly Catholic and police did seek assistance from the church. A priest has been to the house in Stonelaw Road and performed what has been described as a ‘blessing’ at the property. The saga unfolded when the family, a woman and her son in his early teens, contacted police on Monday and Tuesday to report ‘disturbing incidents’ in her home. The woman and the teenager, described as extremely distressed, had been experiencing violent and unexplained circumstances and in desperation contacted police. A source said: “The officers attended expecting it to be a mental health issue but they witnessed the lights going off, clothes flying across the room and the dog sitting on top of the hedge. “The officers called their superiors who also attended thinking the cops were perhaps being a bit silly but it’s being taken very seriously. “The fact it was witnessed by our officers has lent itself to a very different but active inquiry”........ Poster Comment: The great anti-Zionist advocate Ed Toner -- very sane retired airline pilot and father of 8 -- used to report constant classic poltergeist activity in his home. I've never wanted to believe in thistuff and still don't, but what can you say?
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#5. To: NeoconsNailed (#0)
The Bell Witch curse was one of many cases where the presence of a conflicted teen aged girl factored in. (It turned out that John Bell was taking shameful liberties with his own daughter who needed a father, not a lover) Perhaps in the Scotland incident there's a teen aged girl inside the son (or the chihuahua) trying to get out?
Hmmmm! As Obnoxiety pointed out, there's no mention of video..... but why would the police participate in a fraud? Mebbe to cover some kind of corruption.
#9. To: NeoconsNailed (#6)
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I'm inclined to believe that the report is accurate. There's ample proof of objects being moved and people being injured by unseen forces.
Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestI've never wanted to believe in this stuff and still don't, but what can you say?
#6. To: HOUNDDAWG (#5)
Replies to Comment # 6. why would the police participate in a fraud? Mebbe to cover some kind of corruption.
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