The doctors suggested that the girl's amnesia was caused by some kind of injury or illness. They performed toxicology and brain scans, but the tests showed that memory loss was not related to drug use or head injury. The girl was diagnosed with transistorized global amnesia and reported in the local media.
After she was shown on television news, the alleged father of the girl and her classmate arrived from Novosibirsk. To confirm the relationship, the man brought with him family photographs and documents.
“The girl recognized her father and friend at once. True, she did not remember anything, she just realized that these faces were familiar to her, - the head physician of the hospital Pavel Elfimov described the meeting. “ She was told that her name was Anna and that she was studying at the medical academy. ”
Pavel Kuklin from the Tomsk village of Kopylovo went missing nine years ago. I was found paralyzed after an accident in 2008, for some reason in Turkey and without memory. After a story about him was shown on TV in January 2013, residents of the village of Kopylovo recognized him as a fellow villager. Pavel's mother, Tatyana Kuklina, went to Turkey to prove her relationship with Umut (as he was called there)
Immediately after the identification, the father collected his daughter's things and took her with him. “The doctors could not even find out from the parent what events preceded the loss of the girl's memory, what could have been the reason,” the head physician complained.
Numerous cases of complete memory loss began to be actively discussed in the press since 2000, when people who said the same thing began to end up in hospitals and police departments in different cities of Russia and Ukraine: “I don't remember anything! Who am I?"
People were found on trains, electric trains, at railway stations and on highways, and each time at a distance of hundreds and even thousands of kilometers from their homes. As a rule, no one had any documents with them.
None of them could give his name, could not remember where he came from, whether he had relatives, friends, acquaintances.
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Neither treatment nor meeting with family members has any effect on memory recovery. They do not recognize their wives and mothers, do not remember that they have children, look at family albums in bewilderment.
One of these mysterious stories happened to Peter Fleck, a Russian German who emigrated to Germany from Kazakhstan 10 years ago. In February 2002, he returned home from work to the town of Peneberg. He called his family and said that he would be in an hour. But they found him only three weeks later in the city of Kamyshin, Volgograd region, without money and documents.
The strange citizen was looking around the Kamyshinsky station with surprise, looked into the faces of passers-by and could not understand in any way: where is he and, most importantly, who is he?
Employees of the Petrovvali Linear Department of Internal Affairs (PLOVD) sent the citizen for examination to the central city hospital, but this did not clarify the situation. As reported by "Volgogradskaya Pravda", doctors did not find traces of bruises, mutilations, brain injuries, injection marks and signs of violence on the body of the man who "fell from the moon". In the blood there was not even a hint of the presence of known drugs that could paralyze memory like this.
Physically healthy - the doctors decided and returned their ward to the operatives, recommending that he be sent to a psychiatric hospital.
Instead, investigator A. Nazarkin, who was in charge of the case, sent a photo of the person who had lost his memory on television, in the program “Wait for me”. The photo was shown on TV. And the very next day the police station on duty got a call … from Germany!
When he met his relatives, Peter did not recognize them and for a long time, confused and painful, looked into the eyes of the attending physician.
Dr. Balezin, whom Peter has seen, has been in psychiatry for over 30 years. But the case of such a strong directed effect on certain centers of consciousness, such a destruction of purely specific brain cells in order to destroy the "I", to kill a person in a person, he, according to his admission, has never met.
»The patient knows and remembers everything. In addition, as regards himself, which is related to his "I". And this "I" fell out absolutely. It has been erased, "Balezin clarifies.
To deprive a person of his own "I"
An equally striking story took place in the Crimea.
In early 2004, the head physician of the Sevastopol City Psychiatric Hospital, Georgy Kadomtsev, contacted the editorial office of the local newspaper Fakty with a request to publish a photograph of their patient, a young man of 18-25 years old who had lost his memory. He was discovered on February 6 at 1 am by a military patrol. The guy was standing on the tracks near the train station. He looked detached and answered all questions about himself: I don't know, I don't remember. Then a psychiatric ambulance was called to the police.
“The guy has been with us for two weeks already, and all this time his relatives know nothing about him,” said Kadomtsev. - Nobody announced the disappearance of this person to the Sevastopol police. Apparently, he came from another city."
The examination showed that his general condition was normal, he did not receive any injuries. The guy was inhibited, but he showed no signs of intoxication. No drugs were found in his blood either.
Psychologists tested the patient and confirmed that all information concerning his own self was erased. That is, this person did not know who he was, what his name was, where he was born, did not remember anything from his life. At the same time, he was guided by historical events and dates, knew the words of many songs, he had a good vocabulary, he wrote competently, was interested in legal sciences.
A few days after the publication of a photo of a hospital patient in the newspaper, a call from Yalta called Georgy Kadomtsev's office. And the next day, the mother of a strange foundling, Natalya Khlopkova, arrived at the hospital and rushed to her son, Serezha, with tears. Sergei did not recognize his own mother, to her great chagrin, and respectfully addressed her to you.
As Natalya Khlopkova said, on February 3, Sergei did not come home after work, and his mother herself ran to the store where the guy worked as a loader. However, they knew nothing about the son there.
It turned out that the Khlopkovs had never been to Sevastopol, they had no relatives or acquaintances here.
There are many such stories, and, unfortunately, many of those who have lost their memory remain in the dark about their past.
What is happening to them? Psychiatrists cannot answer this question. In the blood of patients, as already mentioned, no signs of foreign drugs are found. All these people did not suffer any serious diseases, they did not have any head injuries. In general, doctors only shrug their shoulders.
However, there are a number of versions with the help of which they are trying to explain this strange epidemic.
The chief physician of the Sevastopol City Psychiatric Hospital, Georgy Kadomtsev, admits the possibility of the existence of drugs that block memory: scientific developments in this direction have been carried out for a long time and in different countries. If a person is deprived of his own "I", then he loses a fulcrum, he is more likely to execute any command, order. This is robotization, the zombification of a person.
Journey through the maze
According to Ukrainian journalists, it is quite possible that a group of Satanists operating in Crimea is erasing the memory of their victims.
Exactly one year after the story with Sergei Khlopkov, on the night of February 8-9, in the Inkerman area, another man was discovered who had completely lost his memory. Nicholas (as doctors began to call him) was found on rails with a very deep incision in the calf of the leg and cuts in the veins of the arms with a blunt object.
As Nikolai recalled, before that he was drinking something and unknown people stretched out his arms. Then the man moved along a long cave (sometimes crawling, as it was narrow), and when he crawled out, he realized that he could not walk and after that he saw a railroad tracker who called an ambulance.
The representative of the Crimean Center for the Protection of Family and Childhood "Rusichi" Aleksey Dobychin drew attention to one interesting point in this regard: “In the first case, the guy was found on February 5-6, 2004. It was a full moon, in the second case from 8 to 9 February 2005 there was a new moon. The full moon and new moon are the days of the ritual masses of the Satanists, which, as you know, they often spend in caves …"
However, most often the poor fellows, who have forgotten who they are and where, are found wandering in confusion all the same at the stations, and not near the caves. Psychic Roman Kedr in 2003 noticed that if psychiatrists record rather strange memories of their patients, they interpret them in their own way, in a medical way - as false ones arising from the disorder of the associative connections of thinking.
Some of those suffering from amnesia, coming to their senses, begin to remember not only what was, but what was not. Having discharged a person from the clinic, doctors do not follow his fate. And then sometimes it turns out that the person remembered the events of the future.
“A young Muscovite whom her parents found at the Kursk railway station only by a happy coincidence,” says Roman Kedr, “she did not remember either them or her name, but she persistently asked where her husband was, while she was not married. She described his appearance, said that his name was Misha, that he was an officer and that they were traveling together."
“Her normal memory recovered quite quickly, but on the contrary, she almost immediately completely forgot about Officer Misha. Her mother remembered him and turned to me in secret from her daughter, when two years later the girl was going to marry a guy who fully met this description. The woman was frightened - especially by the fact that the guys were going to go on the same Kursk railway on their honeymoon trip.
Unhappy people who fall into amnesia on the train, according to the psychic, fall into a loop of time - a closure between the past and the future. Building a dense network of railway tracks, mankind, without realizing it, reproduced the labyrinth - the most ancient magical construction.
The labyrinth, says Roman Kedr, carries the code of time, and that is why, since ancient times, experienced palmists could predict fate along the lines on the palm and fingertips. Entering the labyrinth, the priests were psycho-energetically transported in time to prophesy.
But they knew how to secure themselves so that the spirit, wandering through its curls, did not lose the contents of the personal store of time - memory. They knew where and how to create labyrinths so that the uninitiated would not get there. And today a person, getting on a train, increasingly goes on a journey through a labyrinth, which will turn on without knowing when and with what tension.
Characteristically, he never loses his real self, his mind. He most often loses the past - memory - and sometimes snatches something from the future.
Aliens or the military are to blame for everything
Another version, which researchers of the phenomenon of people who have lost their memory use, is the intrigues of alien aliens. They kidnap people, conduct experiments on them, then use space technologies to remove traces of surgical and other operations, and finally erase the memory of what happened and land where the flying saucer will land at the moment. And it doesn't have to be the territory of Russia.
In 1989, the American Linda Carlisle was found a few days after her disappearance in the vicinity of San Francisco on the side of the road. Linda felt great, but could not remember how she found herself hundreds of kilometers from home on a suburban highway and where she was absent for five days.
A couple of weeks later, Linda accidentally witnessed a traffic accident when a five-year-old boy died under the wheels of a truck. At the same moment, apparently under the influence of the strongest stress, Linda suddenly remembered what seemed to have been erased from her memory forever.
It turns out that she was taken aboard their ship by some large-headed creatures with huge yellow eyes without pupils and small children's bodies. One of the aliens wore a kind of transparent helmet on his head. Linda also remembered that some kind of sensors were attached to her body. The strange creatures did not tell the woman who they were and where they were from.
Many people still remember the story of the silent virtuoso pianist, whom in April 2005 the police found on the beach in the town of Sheerness in the English county of Kent. He was undocumented, dressed in soaking wet clothes - a strict black suit, white shirt and tie.
In the nearest hospital, the man was changed into dry clothes, but they did not get a single word from him. Then they gave me paper and a pencil. But the young man drew a piano instead of a name and address. In the Dartford mental hospital, where the patient was placed, there was a piano. Having broken to the instrument, the man played for four hours without a break.
After a few months in a specialized clinic, he suddenly found himself speechless and remembered that his name was Andreas Grassl and he was from the town of Prosdorf in Bavaria.
However, how he ended up 1200 km from his homeland, Andreas could not remember.
“He had no passport, no license, nothing. There was not even a ticket. He still doesn't know how he got to England. He believes that he took a train from France and woke up on a British beach,”says Joseph, father of 20-year-old Andreas …
A similar incident happened in 1999 in Canada. A twenty-year-old boy with amnesia was found on a street in Toronto and taken to a hospital, where he was named Philip Staufen. Linguists, listening to his accent, determined that he was an Englishman from Yorkshire. However, Philip himself did not remember this, as well as how he ended up in North America.
The boy's relatives were never found, and two years later, the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Elinor Kaplan issued a permit to Philip Staufen, allowing him to work in Canada and receive health insurance.
In the Russian Research Institute of Psychotechnology, the first people with strange amnesia began to appear seven years ago. And all this time, experts are trying to restore their memory here.
Scientists suggest that memory is erased either with the help of a mixture of chemicals with drugs, or through technical means. In the latter case, when examining the victims, scientists discovered traces of the effects of technology.
Head of the Department of Ecology and Social Problems, Mental Health of the State Scientific Center for Social and Forensic Psychiatry named after Serbskiy Boris Polozhiy informed the APN news agency in March 2007 that several beds were reserved for patients with strange amnesia at this institute.
“Over the past ten years, cases of special mental disorders have not been detected with such great frequency, in which amnesia spreads at different time intervals, but more often for the entire life of a person,” said Polozhiy. "There are only versions of what is the cause of these disorders, but nothing is known for sure."
It is curious that almost simultaneously with this statement, information circulated in the press that American scientists are now developing drugs that can erase difficult memories from memory. The military is already interested in this invention.
The main customer is the US Army, which is considering the use of such medications for the treatment of PTSD in soldiers …
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