For two years now, the poltergeist in the city of Kirov has been exciting the minds of many researchers. The first barabashka attack began in mid-December 2010. At that time, a woman with an 11-year-old son and her elderly mother and father lived in the apartment.
It all started with the discovery of broken eggs under the door of the apartment. After the eggs, there were notes of insolent and even obscene content. In one of the notes there was a threat: "My snipers will break all your windows."
Soon stones were thrown into the windows of the apartment (Fig. 1). All windows were knocked out, and they had to be covered with a carpet (Fig. 2). The family decided to contact the police. All notes were given to the investigator, but the initiation of the case was refused. After the windows were broken, a new note appeared with a "cheerful" content: "Well, are you cold, tsutsiki?"
Poltergeist attack marks on doors and curtains
Then the poltergeist calmed down, but only for a while. The next outbreak was in early August 2011. At the dacha, grandfather and grandson were attacked. Stones, glass and other debris flew at the grandfather, but none of this hit the boy. At the same time, the grandfather periodically saw some shadows. Then the poltergeist followed the family to another apartment. But even there, stones continued to fly into the house through the windows. The woman and her son moved to the apartment of their grandparents, but the poltergeist did not leave them here either. The family went to the police again. The police were skeptical about everything that happened, but they nevertheless examined the impact marks on the door of the room (Fig. 3). It was established that the blows were inflicted with a hammer taken from the apartment. That was the end of the investigation.
The last outbreak of the phenomenon was on September 30, 2011. At the moment, the Kirovo-Chepetsk-Cosmopoisk group is studying this case. On September 28 this year, the group's researchers visited the "restless" apartment, and there were two poltergeist episodes in their presence. First, when they were in the room, something fell in the kitchen, although there was no one there at that moment. And the second: when the researchers left, a cork from shampoo flew into the door, which the poltergeist had previously sprayed around the apartment.
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A few days later, the woman called the group and asked for urgent help, as the poltergeist came up with new tricks, namely, he began to open the taps and turn them to the side so that the water poured onto the floor. At the same time, during a telephone conversation, the researcher periodically heard the sounds of blows. The Kirovo-Chepetsk-Kosmopoisk group managed to spend the night in a “restless” apartment, but that night nothing unusual happened. At the moment, the family has moved to another apartment because of the unbearable poltergeist "terror".