Reports of invisible people have been reported since ancient times. Moreover, the police chronicle of the old days mentions people committing crimes, but whom no one has seen.
Invisible "hairdressers"
Invisible encounters took place in China in the 1870s. In the city of Nanjing, invisible pests cut off women's braids. The attacks were carried out in the streets, in the daytime in front of hundreds of witnesses. Later, such cases began to be registered in Shanghai.
Invisibles, cutting hair, "worked" on the streets of Chinese cities for about five years, it was not possible to catch them. Historians, having studied ancient scriptures, came to the conclusion that something like this had already happened in the Celestial Empire: invisible evil spirits cutting hair are described in ancient Chinese manuscripts.
At the end of the 19th century, similar cases were observed in other countries. So, in 1875, in the American town of Menomonee, a young woman standing on the street suddenly felt her hair falling. Neither she nor seven witnesses succeeded in preventing the hooliganism.
In 1897, an invisible man stabbed people's necks in Japan. It is unlikely that the purpose of the pest was killing - the cuts were minor.
In 1925, a similar thing happened in Great Britain. In the streets, invisible hands cut the hair of young girls. The police drew up a protocol, and on this the case was closed.
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In the spring of 1922, the People newspaper ran a report from the Charing Cross Hospital in London. A patient was admitted there with a knife wound in his neck. According to the man, he passed one of the blocks of Coventry Street - and suddenly, in the complete absence of people nearby, he was stabbed. On the same day, another one wounded in the neck with a knife was admitted to the same hospital, and within a week there were nine such patients.
Village of invisible people
At the end of the last century, reports began to appear in the Western press about the village of the Invisible People in Indonesia. Locals call the invisible Orangbunyan, translated from Malay - people who are hiding.
Reporters said that the invisible people live in the depths of the jungle and have supernatural powers. Sometimes they kidnap small children. Locals say that time flows differently in the invisible village. There were cases when the stolen children returned home a few months later, but already as ancient old people. The Malays marked the border with the place where the Orangbunyan live with large pillars. Local people come here with gifts for the invisible, and ask them for help.
Expert opinion
Icelandic paranormal researcher Magnus Skarfedinsson has collected about a thousand testimonies from those who came into contact with invisible people. The researcher says that the invisibles are not only engaged in sabotage, but also help people. For example, an invisible person can pull a drowning person out of the water, or help a person lost in the forest find his way. Skarfedinsson says that the invisible ones come from a parallel world to help people.
In 1967, the Soviet biophysicist Vlail Kaznacheev suggested that in addition to the usual protein-nucleic acid form, life on Earth can be represented by other energy structures that the human eye does not perceive.
But why should representatives of another form of life get up to hooligan antics?
