POLTERGEIST "NETTLE". MISSION Aborted

Опубликовано: 21 Май 2026
на канале: Viktor Fefelov
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In December 2021, Viktor Fefelov, a researcher of paranormal phenomena from Tomsk, visited the North Kazakhstan Region of the Republic of Kazakhstan. He was summoned by the owners of a haunted house. For nearly two years, a poltergeist called "Krapiva" had been rampaging in the capital, Petropavlovsk, and a nearby village. The presence of this anomalous poltergeist was confirmed, but a day after arriving in the village where the poltergeist was manifesting, the owners forbade Viktor Fefelov from continuing his research or filming. They even forced him to delete the footage he had already recorded from his memory cards. The cause of this incident was the sudden disappearance of an expensive laptop, which was stored in the room where the researcher was staying.
A few months later, the laptop returned to the house "by itself," and the poltergeist activity, according to the house's owner, Valentina, ceased.
This video about the antics of "Krapiva" was recorded by Saken Sydykov, a Kazakh student in the journalism department of Tomsk State University.
TITLE PHOTO: This is perhaps what the operator of the poltergeist "Krapiva" looks like in our 3D reality, accidentally filmed in an anomalous house. No one saw him with their own eyes.
Publication in the newspaper "Komsomolskaya Pravda" on the topic of "Krapiva" https://www.kem.kp.ru/daily/27528/479...
Meanwhile, poltergeist events occur not only in cities and villages. Here is an article by Viktor Fefelov on the UFOKOM website about a recorded case of teleportation during a forest expedition in the Ural taiga.
"Anomalous dynamic effects during the manifestation of the "Bigfoot" phenomenon in Bashkiria."
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