10. “High-Tech Ghosts”: If you can summon
spirits using a homemade Ouija board, then it stands to reason that a digital version
would work just as well. This is what happened to an 18-year-old girl
from Lima, Peru when she used a Ouija board app on her smartphone. After using the app with her friends to ask
just a few questions, Patricia Quispe [“Keys-pay”] somehow managed to summon a spirit that apparently
followed her home. Soon after playing with the board, her parents
noticed that she started to throw violent tantrums and foam at the mouth. Her voice changed, too. It became strained and evil. As she thrashed about in her restraints, the
poor girl often shouted the same phrases over and over again. She would repeat the number 6 three times
in a row, and she would also tell doctors to give her back her phone (presumably so
that she could get back on the Ouija app and cause further damage). She was taken to a psychiatric ward to be
further examined. Whether she regained her senses or remains
eternally possessed is a mystery. 9. “The Summoning”: Four girls are about
to witness the power of the Ouija board firsthand. The video begins just as they are receiving
an answer to their final question, and they are now ready to end the session. They start to move the cup in a circle three
times to clear the board, but whatever they have summoned is not exactly ready to leave
quite yet. Just before the girls can cast the spirit
back into its own dimension, it desperately leaps inside of one of them and takes control. Then the possession ends as quickly as it
began. They all rush in and one of the girls cradles
her friend in her arms as she cries and trembles. They ask if she needs any water. Even though I’m not sure exactly what happened,
I think it’s safe to say that a glass of a water probably isn’t going to be enough
to help her. 8. “Stuffed Stare”: As this footage from
Mexico shows, humans are far from the only things that can potentially become possessed
by summoned spirits. In this video, three friends are just hanging
out together in a cramped room, trying to use a Ouija board to summon whatever spirits
they can find. Suddenly it looks like they attract some supernatural
attention. You can’t hear any sound, but you can tell
things are starting to get interesting by the way they all lean forward and wait for
the next answer. The room appears to grow very hot for a moment
and the man in the center rubs some sweat from his brow. As he does this, a white stuffed bear above
him springs to life. It appears to look down at the three of them,
and it especially seems to regard the person on the left the most. The man on the left eventually looks up, and
the two lock eyes. He immediately starts to point out the possessed
bear to his friends, but when his friends look up to see what he’s talking about,
the bear stops moving. It looks like they get in a small argument
for a moment as the man tries to convince his friends that he isn’t making up a story,
and that he really did see the bear move. One of them picks up the bear and examines
it. It doesn’t do anything, so they all sit
down with the Ouija board and start over again. When they start to ask another question with
the Ouija board, the stuffed toy begins to look around some more. This time it makes no attempt to hide itself
as they all turn around and watch in horror. They all jump up from their seats and run
out of the room, so terrified that none of them even think to take the camera with them. 7. “Homemade Possessions”: You don’t need
to buy an official Ouija board if you want to contact the dead. GmoneyGaming and his friend decided do it
themselves using a Ouija board that they made with a piece of paper and a plastic pointer. Little did they know how effective their design
would turn out to be. Gmoney begins by asking if there are any spirits
in the room with them, and he immediately gets a positive response. When he asks how many spirits there are, the
answer is two. By this point, Gmoney and his friend are sufficiently
[“suh-fish-shent-lee”] scared, but they decide to keep going anyway. Gmoney bravely asks the spirits what their
names are, and he gets a dreadful response: “Zozo [“Zoe-zoe”] and Mama”. These two spirits are famous for haunting
Ouija board users throughout the world, and they are even rumored to possibly be demons
with strong ties to Satan. The Ouija board starts to spell “Zozo”
over and over again in rapid succession, and then something is knocked over from deeper
within the house. The two friends know that they have to end
the session fast before anything bad can happen, so Gmoney quickly moves the pointer over to
“Goodbye”. Just when this happens, the pointer slides
away as if something had grabbed it. As they back out of the room, the entire board
flies at them, and they launch into a full sprint. 6. “Lisa”: A man and a woman manage to successfully
summon a female spirit while a third person films. “L-I-S-A”, the spirit spells. Lisa. After this, the pointer dashes to the letter
X . . . on its own. Neither one of them appear to have pushed
the pointer to the letter X. It seems to have moved there completely on
its own. The camera man checks under the table for
magnets, but he doesn’t find any, and there doesn’t look to be any strings. There’s a quick cut in the video, so unfortunately
we can’t exactly hear the next question that they asked. Either way, the pointer circles a bit and
lands on “yes”, and then it darts on its own back to the mysterious letter “X”
for a second time. If this video is to be believed, then why
did the spirit repeatedly choose the letter “X”? Perhaps it could have meant that it was an
ex-lover, or, on the other hand, the letter “X” could even represent her death. Exactly what Lisa wanted will never be known. They understandably backed away from the board
after the second time that they pointer moved on its own. However, it doesn’t look like they properly
ended the ceremony, so perhaps Lisa will be back for a second visit after all. 5. “Contact”: Peru continues to experience
a high concentration of Ouija board possessions, this time in the city of Jaen [“High-en”]. Blanca Yovana [“Blan-ka” “Yo-van-ah”]
is only 16 years old when she and her other friends begin to use the board for fun. Like so many others, she is not aware of the
board’s true danger, and she is swallowed by evil for her ignorance. It’s unclear how many times Blanca and her
friends used the board to summon demons before she was finally overtaken by one. Maybe she became possessed after using the
board just once, or perhaps it took days of repeated attempts before a demon found its
way from the board into her soul. Exactly how the demon got her is unknown,
but in other Ouija board possession cases, it’s usually either from taunting the spirit,
or failing to banish them back to their realm at the end of the ceremony. What we do know is that this began as a minor
possession which soon grew out of control. Blanca went from being a carefree teenager
to a violent maniac in just a matter of days. Her behavior became so aggressive that her
family eventually could no longer deal with her. They had her committed for lack of a better
idea. While in her possessed form, Blanca continued
to amaze and scare psychiatric workers to no end. Her evil antics even began to draw a crowd
of curious locals and news reporters, who all agree that she has seen the face of Satan. When she wasn’t trying to attack them outright,
she was shouting mysterious Satanic phrases and wailing terribly. Like her family, the psychiatric ward eventually
ran out of ideas, and settled on chaining her to the wall to protect her from others. The demon stayed inside her body for at least
21 days. This was in 2011, and while locals may know
what has happened, no follow-up reports have ever left the city. This lack of information has led many to speculate
that perhaps Blanca had to be either exiled or even killed so that the rest of the town
could be saved. 4. “Josh Says”: This footage comes from a
YouTuber named NoBiggieTV, who decided to tempt fate and make a video testing out Ouija
boards. He is extremely skeptical at first, and he
points out that Ouija boards can’t be that scary if they are allowed to sell it at Toys
R’ Us. While he is waiting in line to buy it, however,
a woman asks if he knows where the idea for Ouija boards came from. She says that the man who invented it sold
his soul to the devil, and that making it readily available to kids was part of an evil
conspiracy. NoBiggieTV ignores her warning and buys the
board anyway. He picks up a friend named Dave and head to
Dave’s apartment. After briefly reading some instructions, they
are quickly communicating with the dead in no time. The contact a spirit who says his name is
Josh. He was born in 1921. Things are getting a little too scary, so
NoBiggieTV pulls a prank on his friend by pretending to be possessed, and then the two
get back to being serious. As the ceremony progresses, they start to
hear breathing and other strange thumping noises. Josh tells him that the house is not safe
after using the Ouija board, but there is one thing that they can do to possibly change
that. “Burn me”, Josh writes to them. Obviously, nobody wants to have a haunted
house, so the two friends waste little time doing exactly what Josh asks. They take the board around back and set the
entire thing on fire, box and all. As the box burns, Dave’s car starts to turn
on randomly on its own. Even after they put the fire out, they could
still hear the board sizzle. It gave NoBiggieTV an electrical shock when
he touched it. Unfortunately, they couldn’t burn the board
properly, so they decided to drive it as far as possible and throw it away instead. Although they did say goodbye to the board,
nowhere in the video does it show them properly ending the session. Just how angry Josh will be that they didn’t
follow his exact orders remains to be seen. 3. “The Pizza Possession”: Jackson Combs
and his friend, Stacy, are bored late at night when they decide to summon some spirits to
help pass the time. They are joined by a third friend, Alice,
who brings with her the top of a pizza box. Together, they use it to make a homemade Ouija
board. It’s well past one in the morning by the
time the three of them agree on a place to use it. They use a small cup as a pointer and spin
it in three circles to clear the board, then they begin. “Is there anybody here,” Jason asks. The pointer does not move, so he repeats himself. That’s when the cup moves down and to the
left, stopping on “yes”. Jason asks what the spirit’s name is, and
the ghost writes back “Susan”. When asked if the spirit is good or bad, Susan
says that she is good. Then she says that she wants someone named
Danny. None of them know who Danny is, so Susan says
goodbye. The three friends could have stopped here,
but they enjoyed the experience, so they decided to keep it up and try to contact other spirits. Again, they make three circles with the cup
to clear the board. Another spirit soon makes itself known, but
this time it isn’t as nice as Susan. Instead of asking what the spirit’s name
is, Jason asks if it is a good spirit. It signals that no, it is not. They could have immediately discontinued contact
from there, but they weren’t feeling threatened enough at the time. Jason asks for its name. “John”, it writes back. “What do you want,” Jason asks out loud. “Kill” is the response that he is given. Even though no other questions are asked,
the cup suddenly moves to the “no” answer and flips over. The three of them hear a noise coming from
the bathroom, and Jason goes inside to investigate. The door shuts behind him and the house fills
with his screams. When the girls are able to get the door open,
he is cowering in the corner. Whatever had been summoned had viciously attacked
him. 2. Japanese TV
These 3 girls playing with a Ouija board seem to be on some sort of Japanese television
show. This isn’t very surprising sense some of
the scariest evidence of the paranormal seems to come from Japanese game shows or investigation
series. The girls have apparently been threatened
by the spirit to not film this encounter, but it’s clearly no their decision. The board or spirit threatens to curse the
girls and they are understandably shaken up. It doesn’t take long for all hell to break
loose after this. One of the girls claims to see a woman and
the group jumps, leaving 2 of the 3 young girls on the floor. In their panic the quarter they were using
as a planchette begins to move swiftly on it’s own. Furniture in the room begins to fly around
as if being thrown and a strange loud clicking can be heard. The footage becomes more and more chaotic
before the video ends, leaving the viewer with concern and a desire for more insight. 1. “Mass Possession”: The Elsa Perea Flores
[“El-sah” “Per-ree-ah” “Floor-rez”] High School in Peru [“Per-roo”] is said
to be incredibly haunted. According to local rumors, the school was
built on a gravesite that the Mafia used to bury corpses. In May of 2016, a group of schoolchildren
used a Ouija board to summon the spirit of one of the dead victims, and, as this footage
showed, it absolutely worked. Shortly after using the Ouija board, at least
20 students were all affected by a mass hallucination. The children fell to the ground and went into
seizures as they vomited. They were uncontrollable and had to be loaded
into trucks and driven to the hospital for examinations. In the weeks that followed, almost 100 other
students fell victim to the same mysterious condition. They would be acting normally one moment,
and then on the ground having a full-blown seizure the next. It was always on school property. In fact, it wouldn’t be uncommon for students
from different classes to pass out at the exact same time. Many of the students complained about the
same evil spirit attacking them, a man dressed in all black with a big bushy beard. He always wanted to either hurt them or else
sexually molest them, they said. It also wasn’t uncommon for the children
to hear voices and feel relentlessly stalked, like somebody was going to come up from behind
and snatch them at any moment. One of the students even claimed to have felt
a large pair of hands tighten around her neck. You would think that they could somehow fight
back, but high school ends earlier in Peru than most other countries. As such, these were all children between the
ages of 11 and 14. They were completely helpless and unable to
defend themselves. The school officials eventually sought the
help of Catholic priests to perform exorcists and to hold mass. Unfortunately, none of this seems to have
helped very much. According to the latest reports, whatever
was unleashed by the Ouija board continues to haunt the poor schoolkids to this day.
