Girl becomes possessed by a demon while making a video message for her friend

This is creepy.

A young woman appears to become possessed by a demon as she snacks on biscuits and sends a video message in this unsettling video posted to YouTube.

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I’m not a fan of The Mirror, but I found this video interesting enough to post. The article states that the girl is from Aguascalientes City, located in Central Mexico. During the video message, she talks about a trip that she plans to take and then complains of being “super-tired” after lying down. She takes a bite of a chocolate biscuit and as she is chewing, a confused look begins to creep over her face.

She says that she feels strange and drops her phone. Both hands form a claw-like pose and she appears to suffer from temporary paralysis. Her bedroom door slams shut and she immediately regains control of her body. She screams and runs from her room shouting in terror. Strange sounds begin emanating from the hallway that will raise the hair on the back of your neck.

Of course there is a debate whether the video is real or not and I apologize if it ends up to be a proven hoax. I though ATS would enjoy breaking it down. The sound at the end of the video has me questioning it's authenticity.

a reply to: eisegesis

I've heard acid trips doing this, paralyzing people while they act possessed.

a reply to: brokenghost

What about the door that was slammed shut?

As much as it would be interesting if this were true, I'm going to call fake for one reason...the person on the video call didn't shout after her, I don't know about you, but if I was on a vid call like this and the other person started doing this, I would start calling their name/verbally show some concern.

Of course would love to be proved wrong.

Door slam, could be invisible string ???

a reply to: solargeddon

Video "messages" are usually prerecorded and then sent.

a reply to: Deaf Alien

Spring loaded? That's one possibility.

I am highly unconvinced that this is a genuine demonic possession.

a reply to: eisegesis


Often video messages are interactions in real time, being pre-recorded makes this even more likely to be a hoax.
Edit to add:

From the title in the article...

making video call to friend

Most video calls are live interactions, doesn't sound pre-recorded, by way of speech pattern, I stand by my original statement.

a reply to: eisegesis

Seizure or fake. I see her bending the upper joints of her fingers on one hand, I can do that.

a reply to: solargeddon

You've made a valid point if in fact she was conversing in real-time with her friend. With that said, the first paragraph of the article is in conflict with it's own title or at least aiding in the confusion.

A young woman appears to become possessed by a demon as she snacks on biscuits and sends a video message in this unsettling video posted to YouTube.

Also, the actual title of the YouTube video is,

"Chilling moment girl 'becomes possessed by demon' while eating chocolate biscuits and making video"

There is video conferencing and video messaging. If you search, "what is a video message," the results will support my previous post. My ex-girlfriend used to do it all the time because it was more expressive than just leaving a voice message.

www.makeuseof.com...

a reply to: eisegesis

It didn't look to me she was talking to someone directly as you couldn't her someone while she was talking. It looks like a prerecorded message like the ones people make with SnapChat. I have watched a lot of exorcism video's and this one looks legit to me. Especially the handmovements she made are very similar to the ones possesed people make when the demon/jinn is trying to manifest itself. Her reactions as soon as the manfestation was over also seemed pretty damn realistic.

a reply to: eisegesis

she was speaking to a boyfriend. First she said it was damn time he came home, was saying she misses him and wanted to see him.

Then that happened.

It looked and felt very real to me....You could just feel the intensity of her terror.....maybe her friend got jealous of her talking about her trip and visited her...that would explain the lack of comment from the "friend "...just speculating

Who was taking the video?

It wasn't her as the perspective changes a few times and camera remains in the room after she runs out. And said camera person doesn't leave his spot even after door slams, she runs from the room and the noises start!?

I was going to say an epileptic seizure but this is clearly a hoax.

A bad one too...

a reply to: brokenghost

I've never had that happen. And I've been down the road quite a few times.

Maybe I didn't get the best stuff?

originally posted by: tadaman
a reply to: eisegesis

she was speaking to a boyfriend. First she said it was damn time he came home, was saying she misses him and wanted to see him.

Then that happened.

Thanks tadaman.

Can you provide us with a complete translation, word for word? The Mirror and other similar websites may exaggerate or take things out of context.

a reply to: Riffrafter

Who was taking the video?

She was supposedly making a video recording of herself to send afterwards and the phone fell out of her hand when the paralysis began. It did happen to fall well enough to capture the aftermath, but at the same time, appeared to be a genuine reaction to her hands tightening up. The camera moving around after she had dropped it was more than likely due to her own movements on the bed.

a reply to: eisegesis


She needs to stop eating those biscuits, because they make her hands curl, and give her bad enough gas to slam doors shut, from across the room.

The low toned music when her hands cramp is a dead giveaway it's faked, and the sounds after she runs from the room sound bogus to me

originally posted by: vlawde
The low toned music when her hands cramp is a dead giveaway it's faked, and the sounds after she runs from the room sound bogus to me

True, youtube video with added spooky music = hoax.

a reply to: eisegesis



Oh, shucks, the whole deal went sour when I heard the sound of the wind pick up in that room.

--And who was doing the camera work?