History knows many cases when people tried to kill in one way or another, however, no matter how zealous the executioners were, nothing came of it.
Unkillable drunkard
In 1933, an American gangster known in his circles by the name of Anthony Marino, who was then experiencing financial difficulties, decided to kill his girlfriend and, as a result, received her insurance.
Encouraged by such luck, the bandit dared to repeat the crime. The target was a certain Michael Melloy, a big drunkard and a regular at a popular drinking establishment in the Bronx, owned by Marino himself. The gangster's accomplices in the name of Melloy signed as many as three insurances, and then the conspirators began to ponder how to finish off the drunkard and not raise suspicions of murder.
They believed that he would drink himself to death if he had such an opportunity. And the owner of the bar, Marino, gave Melloy unlimited credit. Happy with such a turn of fate, he drank without drying out and at the same time remained in good health. Then the impatient Marino replaced the wine … with antifreeze!
After drinking it, Melloy the little dog, however, lost consciousness, nevertheless, he soon regained consciousness and ordered the antifreeze that he loved in the bar for the next week.
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In turn, the gangsters prepared a completely fatal surprise for Melloy by mixing rat poison with horse ointment. However, the invulnerable drunkard did not even know the difference and still demanded free drinks.
Having tasted wood alcohol with rotten sardines and oysters, he enthusiastically demanded more …
Angered by the constant setbacks, the bandits dragged the drunk Melloy out into the street and, having doused him with cold water, left him lying all night in the snow in a twenty-degree frost. Needless to say that this attempt of theirs was not crowned with success …
In desperation, the gangsters hired a hitman - and he hit Melloy with a car, and then also deliberately ran over his victim. Melloy spent three weeks in the hospital, after which he again came to Marino's bar for free drinks …
Death to the drunkard who did not want to die came only when the killers thrust the resisting Melloy with their head into the gas oven and held him until the unfortunate man died. However, the joy of Marino and his henchmen did not last long: the police discovered this crime, and the killers were arrested.
Unkillable gravedigger
A quarter of a century after the events described above, there was a New Orleans gravedigger named Sam Dombey. His fellow competitors strongly disliked him, as Dombey charged much lower fees for his services. Once they hired the famous assassin of Beauregard, so that he decisively dealt with Sam.
The next morning, Dombey was working in the cemetery when he heard a loud explosion behind him. Turning around, he saw a man staggering out of the bushes. It was an unlucky killer who put too much buckshot and gunpowder in a cartridge, causing the gun to explode right in his hands.
Since the first attempt to get rid of Dombey failed, the gravediggers decided to eliminate the rival on their own, and for this they planted a time bomb under Sam's bed in the barn. The explosion brought down the structure, and threw the gravediggers themselves a dozen meters to the side, while he did not cause any harm to the sleeping man.
The stubborn gravediggers did not want to give up and soon kidnapped Dombey. Tying their victim hand and foot, they threw it into the waters of Lake Ponchartein. However, Sam managed to somehow free himself from the bonds, which saved his life.
His enemies took the next step - they set fire to Dombey's house, and when he ran out into the street, he was riddled with rifle bullets. The bleeding man was taken to the clinic … and healed pretty quickly.
The envious gravediggers never managed to kill Sam: he outlived them all and died a natural death at almost a hundred years old …
Energy field of an unkillable individual
We have all heard more than once about people who "do not take bullets." Why is this happening?
As scientists have proved, not only a person, but also any living being can create a subtle field around him and control it (as a rule, this happens subconsciously).
Who has not seen what happens when a dog drives a cat into a dead end? She turns to her pursuer and assumes a certain posture - arching her back, raising her tail with a pipe, dilating her pupils … The dog freezes in place, but not at all because he is afraid of this threatening pose. In fact, according to psychics, a dense energy field is formed around the cat, which cannot be overcome.
And here is a telling example from history. As you know, under Kutuzov and Napoleon, horses were killed more than once, and the generals and orderlies who were nearby were torn with cannonballs … However, both of them avoided wounds, although they never bowed to bullets.
As for Napoleon, while still a lieutenant, he always went into battle ahead of his grenadiers and was invulnerable to bullets. Napoleon did not change this habit even in the rank of general, thus instilling courage in the French soldiers and dumbfounded - in the enemies. From the very sight of him, mysticism emanated.
An interesting story told by the famous Petersburg parapsychologist A. Martynov. Anatoly Vasilyevich heard her from a former front-line soldier from the city of Tikhvin named Antonov. During the assault by the Red Army of the German fortress of Breslau, a platoon of machine gunners received an order to take a church in the middle of a large square.
The smokescreen helped the platoon to seize the church and provide communication with the aim of adjusting the artillery fire. However, the wire was soon broken, as the area was completely shot through. The commander gave the order to restore communication. Antonov's partner, who went first, was killed a few seconds later.
It was Antonov's turn to go, who, by the way, did not receive a single scratch during the whole war. Later, he recalled that the asphalt around him was downright crumbled under the bullets, but none of them touched him. Antonov crawled under this hail of bullets for about fifty meters and safely connected the wire, after which he returned to the church under the same furious fire. Already there, the fighter lost consciousness from overvoltage …
Nestor Makhno and the famous Soviet pilot Alexander Pokryshkin were famous for their phenomenal invulnerability. The latter had hundreds of aerial duels, from which he emerged unharmed. The best German aces hunted for Pokryshkin; Luftwaffe pilots managed to shoot down many wingmen of Alexander Ivanovich, but he himself seemed to be conspired.
If we talk about political leaders, then the undoubted record for survival among them is the former Cuban leader Fidel Castro. According to the American media, at least six hundred assassination attempts were made against him, and the killings were almost always planned by high-class professionals who rarely misfire. However, the CIA and Cuban counter-revolutionary organizations were powerless against Castro with all their poisons, bombs, bullets, etc.
How do scientists explain this phenomenon? They say that the bullet moves in a straight line only "for itself", but in reality it flies according to the geodesic line of space. Therefore, if the space around a person is curved, the bullet will bend around his body, which in this case is a kind of gravitational mass. But this is about bullets, but what about the poisons, bombs and other methods of murder that were used, say, against the same Fidel Castro? Why didn't they work?
And why are there so few “unkillable people” compared to “mere mortals”? The answer to this question lies, as we see it, in the field of the human spirit. The statement that “the brave bullet is afraid” was certainly not born out of nowhere …