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A strike without warning. Turning our innocent world upside down.

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I really don't know who it is or what it is. I just wish it would leave.

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There is no method to their madness. No rhyme to their reason.

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There's something out there we can't explain. Ignorance, stupidity, fear, and debunking is not going to make it go away.

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They exist outside the boundaries of logic, but perhaps they live within all of us.

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Playful spirits, mischievous ghosts, poltergeists.

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Beyond what is known, why does an unexturbed world of shadows and phantoms?

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A land that knows no limits of time or space.

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From the dawn of discovery to the nightfall of catastrophe, journey to a universe of the unexplained.

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The unforeseen, the unbelievable.

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A place beyond reality, with no question will go unanswered.

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And a place where nymphs and legends are all superstition of science.

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It's time for our journey to begin.

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You play with our fears, toyed with what we know to be real.

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Poltergeists.

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Knowledge surrounds these library walls, and with these instruments, that knowledge can be ours.

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From ghosties and ghoulies and long legative beasties and things that go bump in the night.

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Good Lord, deliver us.

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That prayer encompasses much of the supernatural, including the poltergeist, or playful spirit.

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And these poltergeists can be found in the most unlikely places.

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This is an establishment dedicated to innocence.

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A toy store in California in the United States, and this man is about to receive a lesson in the supernatural.

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Poltergeists have been reported for thousands of years, though perhaps they have been misidentified.

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Demons, gremlins, sprites, elves, they have got my many names.

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Who can say for certain how many witnesses were persecuted for their tales,

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for society has always frowned on being forced to confront the unexplained.

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But those who have experienced a full blown outbreak can never forget, though they earnestly wish they could.

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This man is not alone, for the supernatural has a way of manifesting itself whether we want it to or not.

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There are many theories as to why poltergeists appear, as to where they appear.

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The facts are conclusive. They're everywhere.

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Poltergeist has been reported all around the world, and in some cultures, they're an accepted component of local religion.

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In the South Pacific, poltergeist activity is a part of everyday life, literally taken for granted.

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But in our outwardly more sophisticated culture, poltergeists are feared or worse disbelieved.

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To learn more about this curious phenomenon, we need to examine a haunting in progress.

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As is so often the case with the supernatural, this activity began under the most innocent circumstances.

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This quiet suburban neighborhood in Southern California seems quite normal enough,

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but inside this house, just behind these cars, is a place where the police are not allowed to go.

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In the house, the doors, the normal, has become the paranormal.

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It's something you can't explain. I've heard a lot of stories about poltergeists.

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I've seen a lot of movies, and they've always been fascinating, but I've always been skeptical.

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But now, I have lived through a few of the things.

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One of the most amazing stories that I've come encountered with was our son Dusty was laying his crib crying,

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and me and my wife were in our bed, and we were going to let him cry himself to sleep,

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because he had a habit of crying and wanting to be picked up.

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So we said, no, now we're not going to pick him up, we're just going to see how long he cries.

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So he had been crying for about ten minutes.

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All of a sudden, I heard a woman's voice tell our son to be quiet and go to sleep.

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And at that time, our son just went to sleep.

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When my husband and I both heard that woman's voice tell our son to go to sleep,

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we immediately ran into his room, and in his room, he was fast asleep.

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He was very comfortable, which was amazing, and there was like a fog, a cloud around his crib.

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What's happening here?

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Parapsychologist Barry Tuff, he tends to find out.

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We try to place ourselves into the environment to where we ourselves as researchers experience the phenomenon firsthand.

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At the same time, we bring with instrumentation to record the phenomenon, tape recorders, audio recorders,

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and video equipment, which is conventional, like video cameras or infrared video cameras,

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hoping that we're able to actually document the presence of the phenomenon when it's there.

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Through a process called infrared thermography, Tuff believes he can capture a disillusive phenomenon,

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but not today, not at the things.

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The phenomenon usually doesn't show up when the researchers are there,

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because we're only there for a few hours out of thousands of hours they spend in that environment.

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What is causing this strange goings on?

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Barry Tuff feels it is terrors unleashed subconscious.

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The phenomenon seems to occur when he's under great stress and he's always anxious,

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which is a general theory we have.

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It's spanned the duration of most of his life, which means it's a product or a byproduct of him in some manner.

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It's here now, and I don't think I'm creating it now. I think it's just here.

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The poltergeist, a creature of shadow. Not it seems, imagination.

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Three thousand miles from the Figgins home in the city of Chicago, another haunting is in progress.

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We started hearing footsteps upstairs going across the floor, primarily on Sundays.

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Glasses were moving around the table very quickly.

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I don't know whether that was a ghost here or just someone's power of will to move the glass, but that scared me a lot.

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I used to hear some funny noises and stuff, and I walked around like a blast of break,

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and I didn't hear it. I'd hear it if I'd go over it and I wouldn't see no glass broken.

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So I came up here after work one night, and I was studying at the bar,

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and I had a distinct feeling I was not the only person in the room.

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It was clearly the sound of someone stomping across the floor.

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I turned around to go downstairs, and as I went downstairs, it was just as if someone was running an ice cube up and down my spine.

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There was something here I can't explain, and there's a very good possibility that this is poltergeist activity.

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If this phenomenon does exist, experts have differing explanations of what it may be.

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Poltergeist comes from the German mean of mischievous or noisy ghost, and usually that's what it is.

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A ghost, some kind of a spirit trying to attract attention to itself by doing mischievous things.

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You find it quite often in the case of a living person causing a poltergeist that it's an adolescent

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because they are full of conflicts and motion, and sometimes they can project it onto material things so things will move around.

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What a poltergeist supposedly is, is a mischievous imp or creature from another dimension.

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They are not from the dead. They don't come back to haunt and disrupt and destroy.

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They just like to place to the gains.

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Something unusual is occurring.

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Something that has no easy explanation.

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It's time for us to try to confront this mystery head on and see if this mischievous spirit will emerge from the shadows that surround it.

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Poltergeists are notoriously shy, but they seem to delight in surprising and shocking the unwary.

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These mysterious forces that follow innocent families around the country seem anxious to preserve their anonymity.

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Why?

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It was in this small village in Long Island near the city of New York that the poltergeist first became a media event.

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This is Amityville, and in the nearby home of George and Kathleen Lutz, a terrifying and still unexplained happening put the poltergeist on the front pages and on the movie screen.

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And years later the horror of Amityville lives on.

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The ordeal of the Lutz is still told and retold.

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Well, supposedly they seen pig eyes in the windows, they seen pigs in the pool.

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There was some talk that one of the doors was blown off the hinges.

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At the time they said that in certain rooms there was blood oozing out of the doorways or windows and things like that.

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All the kind of things you'd read about in a kid's book.

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But why this house?

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The Lutz is believed to be the cause of the psychic fallout from a series of grizzly murders committed years earlier under their roof.

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The confessed murderer, Ronald Thecio, killed his entire family and that unspeakable crime was thought to live on.

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But many who live in Amityville have a more down to earth explanation for this haunting.

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I believe they had a preconceived idea of concocting the story and writing a book and making money on it.

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I believe it was a financial gain. Absolutely.

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No matter what the explanation, this case made it easier for other poltergeist victims to tell their stories.

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And every year hundreds of outbreaks are reported and not all can be dismissed.

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There's no doubt that some strange force can manifest itself.

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Not surprisingly, Paris psychologists have a number of different explanations.

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Young children are particularly open to the energy of poltergeist because during their puberty they manifest a great deal of changing energy.

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It's sometimes a subtle play of the right person, right place, at the right time.

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But in other cases things seem to go on and on for many, many years.

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The evidence accumulated by many researchers throughout the world is very matter of factly suggest that there's something out there we can't explain.

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Ignorance, stupidity, fear and debunking is not going to make it go away.

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One of the most common misconceptions is that a poltergeist is a ghost. That is not the case.

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A ghost is said to be the soul of someone who has not yet transcended the physical plane,

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someone who has not yet completed the journey to their ultimate cosmic destination.

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A poltergeist, on the other hand, is a far more down to earth entity.

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It likes to toy with the living, manipulate the physical world for its own mysterious purposes.

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One theory is that poltergeists come from within, that their creatures are locked away in our physical body,

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waiting only for chemical excuses to rise.

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Are we carrying these strange powers inside us?

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And if so, can they be released, perhaps controlled?

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Ghosts and spirits are traditionally rooted in one place.

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Yet poltergeists have been known to follow people from one place to another, across great distances.

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Why?

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When this first happened to me, I was about maybe 13, 14 at the time, and this was in Dallas.

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There was a lady who died in the house, and we had just moved in.

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So she was like, I guess she was angry that someone was moving into her house.

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Then I moved to Boston, Massachusetts, and I started experiencing other poltergeists.

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I would hear noises in the living room or in my bedroom.

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I would hear them knocking. It's a different type of experience.

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This terrifying experience has followed Shah to a new Los Angeles home.

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It will not leave her at peace.

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It almost seems as if she has attracted her own personal demon,

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an entity that recently has disturbed her bed-curds, ripped through her curtains.

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The strange force that continually reminds her of its presence.

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The poltergeists always bother me there.

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They always shake in my bed, or making noise in the closets, or on the walls.

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I'm just tapping, or rapping.

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I really don't know who it is or what it is.

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I really can't tell. I just wish it would leave.

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So Shah went for expert help.

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Margaret Rogers, a psychic with years of experience,

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visited the residence and through her conversations with Shah,

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began to form a theory as to what was occurring.

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What it does is it will give you impressions of its presence.

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This situation here with the lady in this house, Shah,

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is one of energy that has been falling around for a long time.

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Shah can actually help herself by thinking positive thoughts,

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by enjoying her life.

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She will cast light upon the lost soul, the entity, and it will be uplifted.

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I really want this to end.

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I mean, I'm tired of living in fear.

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I'm tired of this poltergeist bothering me.

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In the mid-1920s, a noted parapsychologist named Harry Price

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was the first to notice that many poltergeist manifestations

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seemed to occur around young girls.

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This perplexing fact may have an explanation,

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an explanation that may shed some light on just what poltergeists are.

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According to Harry Price, the ratio of poltergeist activity

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between men and women is 5 to 95 percent.

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Is reason for that statistic?

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Well, Price believed that a young girl just entering adulthood

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could in some cases trigger her dormant psychic powers

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through the natural stimulus of her body's hormones.

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These hormones are the products of the assorted glands we all possess.

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Only in these rare cases, they run wild,

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causing the entire range of reported manifestations.

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But this is only a theory,

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and it does not come close to explaining every case,

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or this long list of poltergeist activities.

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But it is a start.

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This is only one theory.

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No matter why poltergeists appear,

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most people who encounter them would rather not.

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Is it possible to drive them away to escape their playful attention?

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Many have tried, and a few have succeeded.

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Should we ever be able to understand these poltergeists?

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Poltergeists are a very tricky thing to work with,

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because sometimes they are a very short duration,

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a few weeks, a few months, then they're gone.

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But there are other poltergeist situations that will last year after year.

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To get rid of a poltergeist, the best thing is to get to the center

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of the trouble that is in the home.

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Most poltergeists feed on disruptive energy.

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Our job is to first determine what it is we're looking for,

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determine its nature, and then we determine its nature.

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We'll know why it's there, and then we'll know why it's there.

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We'll know how to get rid of it.

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These noisy manifestations seem determined to evade easy explanations.

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Witness after witness report that poltergeists act like angry children.

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Frustrated, almost jealous of the living.

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Whatever they are, wherever they reside,

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they obviously seek something from our physical world.

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We're playing a game we cannot understand.

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Perhaps someday we will learn the rules.

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According to a recent poll taken in the United States,

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half of its population believed that the universe is inhabited by other intelligent life.

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Rest of the world cannot be far behind.

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The 1950s witnessed a sharp increase in the number of sightings all around the world,

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and with it more and more evidence that something unusual was happening in our skies.

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Even the United States government took notice,

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beginning an official Air Force investigation called Project Blue Book.

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Their files soon overflowed with more than 12,000 sightings.

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These water beasts may well be the most ancient surviving inhabitants of our planet.

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Did I see the monster?

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I don't know, but I do believe that, you know, I saw, I obviously saw something,

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so I knew it was being able to tell me what I saw,

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so I think I must have seen the monster.

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Stonehenge, that place has become a metaphor for the magnificent, the unfathomable, and the mysterious.

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I have the feeling that the people who built it had something very strong in mind,

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maybe more than the astronomy and the worship,

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and I wish to goodness on you what it was, and maybe I never will.

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German scientist Fenerpund Braun is considered to be the architect of American Space Program.

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And Braun and his team took the technology from the German V-2 rocket,

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which had been created for destruction,

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and applied it to the development of the chariots that would take man to new worlds.

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There's never been an astronaut who got on a spacecraft,

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whether it was Mercury, Apollo, or even Shuttle,

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who didn't fully understand the risk involved in who wasn't well-mintaken.

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The only voyage of the Titanic was surrounded by bad luck that defies belief.

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Everything that could go wrong did go wrong.

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It was as if she was cursed.

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A cursed sunsay began when she was lost.

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When Captain Lee came back, he said there's nothing much there, and he struck her much first.

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This magnificent object is a symbol of genius, of ambition and of dedication,

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for it is believed to have taken 30 years to construct,

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and that construction is not the least of its miracles.

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It stands as one of the most prominent monuments for its size and complexity,

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and also its lack of information about it.

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and also its lack of information about it,

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to be able to plan and economically accomplish such a large feat where the ferro is extraordinary.

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This is the mark of Sasquatch, taken from a set of tracks that cover the five-mile stretch of dense forest.

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The depth of each print indicates that whatever made it weighed 800 pounds.

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800 pounds.

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On a hot afternoon in October, Roger Patterson and a friend were riding through some woods in Northern California.

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Suddenly their horses shied.

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They looked ahead and saw something squatting by the creek.

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As the creature ambled away, Patterson took this film,

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the film that has been analyzed, debated and contested ever since.

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