Inhabitants of the Ural village of Verkhnie Klyuchi (Kurgan region) witnessed incredible events. In one of the houses there was a poltergeist. The spirit turned out to be so aggressive that not only tortured the mistress of the house, but also beat the head of the village administration, as well as the local policeman, paramedic and forester.
As the head of the Monitoring Station of the Ural Anomalistics (ISUA) "URAN" Dmitry Volobuev told Novy Region, since the fall of last year, the poltergeist settled in a modest wooden house of an 80-year-old woman and began to annoy her. He will pour water from the ceiling, then break the dishes, overturn the household utensils, turn over the clothes, then knock out the bulbs and leave them without light. “But most of all, the poltergeist loved to destroy the inner walls of the house. Finishing plaster flew off the walls in different directions, smashed glass in window frames and flew out into the street. Baba Tasya did not have time to clean the rooms, did not get enough sleep and was constantly walking around with bruises on her face,”says the ufologist. Then, according to him, the head of the village administration, together with the local police officer, decided to temporarily move the old woman to another house. When did they come to pick up my grandmother,then the poltergeist raged in earnest - he began throwing stones of plaster and shards of glass.
“I got hit on the top of my head,” says the head of the village, Anatoly Galunchikov. “A local policeman on the back of the head, the driver of the UAZ, Alexander Chernoskutov, hit a stone in the leg, and our forester Ivan Chekan nearly hurt his neck by a splinter of glass.”
After moving from an anomalous house to a new place of residence, the grandmother's torment did not end. The Invisible Man followed her and continued to rage in the new home. Plaster flew from the walls again. This time, the local paramedic Natalya Pshenitsyna was injured when she examined a sick old woman. A few days later Baba Tasya died. Recently, the participants from the Monitoring Station of the Ural Anomalistics "URAN" have visited Verkhniye Klyuchi. According to Dmitry Volobuev, it was not possible to conduct a full investigation. “After inspecting the premises (there was a forensic scientist among us), we came to the conclusion that paranormal activity most likely really took place. We are almost one hundred percent sure of this, although our independent investigation has not yet been completed,”says the ufologist. - There is not enough testimony of the old woman's great-grandsonwho lived in the house with her and was a direct witness to what was happening. For some reason the poltergeist didn't touch him. Perhaps he also induced a poltergeist. It is the great-grandson, as the second key figure, who will help us understand this whole dark story. However, we still cannot find him, he moved with his mother to Kamensk-Uralsky. " It is worth noting that the village of Verkhniye Klyuchi has already become a place of pilgrimage not only for ufologists, but also for journalists. As reported to "New Region" in the village administration, last week they were visited by Moscow TV men, and next week a massive influx of Ural correspondents is expected.will help us make sense of this whole dark story. However, we still cannot find him, he moved with his mother to Kamensk-Uralsky. " It is worth noting that the village of Verkhniye Klyuchi has already become a place of pilgrimage not only for ufologists, but also for journalists. As reported to "New Region" in the village administration, last week they were visited by Moscow TV men, and next week a massive influx of Ural correspondents is expected.will help us make sense of this whole dark story. However, we still cannot find him, he moved with his mother to Kamensk-Uralsky. " It is worth noting that the village of Verkhniye Klyuchi has already become a place of pilgrimage not only for ufologists, but also for journalists. As reported to "New Region" in the village administration, last week they were visited by Moscow TV men, and next week a massive influx of Ural correspondents is expected.