It happened in 1983 in Pennsylvania. Patrolmen John Bauzen and Richard Wolbert arrived at Don Decker's home and found him in a trance state, his family in despair, and a rainstorm raging inside the house that seemed to come from all directions at the same time; drops of water floated in the air and “shot” in all directions.
A day after the incident, they returned to the house with the chief of police and relived a similar incident. The chief gave the order not to interfere in the course of events. But the very next day, the staff returned here. Ignoring the direct orders of the police chief, they also brought with them a few more colleagues - police officers.
Bill Davis was one of them. “I've been a police officer for 40 years and I've never seen anything like it, never. Events have always had some kind of explanation for when, what and why happened. But not in this case. No one could tell what was happening or why,”said Officer Bill Davis.
Lieutenant David Kienhold, who served as an overseer at the Monroe County Correctional Facility, where Don Decker was housed following the incident, also reported similar events.