Terrified family and police officers witness supernatural attack in a haunted house

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Rutherglen, Glasgow police officers have probably seen it all. Whether it be domestic violence or hauling away a drunk from a local pub, however, they probably don’t get too many calls about supernatural events—if any. But arriving Scottish officers learned that paranormal activity does exist. The common term used is a poltergeist—a German word meaning “noisy ghost.”

A terrified family had contacted authorities because they feared for their lives. A woman claimed that something unnatural had invaded her home. Instead of finding a disturbed woman, police found something unexpected.

Authorities entered the haunted house only to see things flying through the air

Officers saw clothes flying throughout the house, flickering lights, the oven door opening and shutting on its own, and a Chihuahua sitting on a 7-foot hedge. And what’s stranger than an entity placing a Chihuahua on a hedge? The two-day nightmare occurred on August 8 and 9. Officers notified their superiors that they had witnessed supernatural disturbances in the house. 

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