Since the advent of human civilization, people have noticed mysterious and paranormal manifestations. In ancient times, they could not understand what exactly was happening, or maybe they knew much more about such phenomena than we know.
But according to historical records, the first researcher of the paranormal was an Englishman named Joseph Glenville, who lived during the 17th century. The scientist was interested in everything related to the manifestation of spirits, ghosts and curses, but simply a poltergeist. In 1662, an event occurred in the English city of Tedworth, which further aroused the interest of the researcher of paranormal events. The events took place in the house of the judge and, as Joseph later described, the two daughters of Judge Mompesson were the cause.
Glenville wrote that there was a devilry happening in the house … constant creaking, knocking and rustling, the source of which could not be determined. It was strange that when the researcher made some sounds on the wall, the mysterious entity repeated these sounds.
After the scratching, which lasted about half an hour or more, it moved into the middle of the bed, under the children, and then began to puff very loudly, like a dog out of breath. I put my hand on this place and felt the bed rise to my hand, as if someone from inside was pushing it …
After these events, Glenville became convinced that the world is full of anomalies that are difficult to attribute to commonplace and should be studied more carefully. It is interesting that when the researcher returned home, his horse fell ill and after a few days it was gone …
These are stories that most people do not believe in until they encounter the manifestation of the supernatural personally, and until then they believe that these are ordinary fairy tales …