Photo Of “DEMON” Taken On Hospital Security Camera Goes Viral!

I believe there are beings, demon, Angel, relative, to help/or drag down in the afterlife. My Mother totaled her brandnew 64' Mustang, she was 21. Besides a serious head injury, she broke her back and had to lay on her stomach for 7months. My Grandmother was sitting in the corner of the hospital room reading. The nurses came to change the bedding but moved my Mom wrong and left. Grandmaw noticed Toni Lee (Mom), turning blue. Then, at the foot of the bed, stood an opaque-looking, little grey man, with a hook nose and grey suit. Just glaring at Toni Lee. Grandmaw got up, and slowly stood between the bed and Mr. Death (what she called him), her back to him. She said it was pure evil and the hair on arms and neck stood straight up. Suddenly, she felt him leave, Toni Lee could breath again and when she turned around, it was gone. Neither women were saved at the time.
 

If you ever do talk to hospital staff off of the record they will tell you they frequently encounter the supernatural. There are plenty of doctors and nurses in my family and they always have some kind of story about an experience they had that either terrified them or put them at ease. In hospitals people pass over to the other side daily and that kind of constant traffic opens portals for loved ones to come through and help ease the passage of those who's time it is to go. Unfortunately once a portal is open there seems to be not much of a filtering system and all manner of spirits and entities could come through it. I remember when my sister was training to be a nurse and they sent her to a place that was infested with with spirits and not all of them were good. It started off fairly light, she would see people who no one else could see (yes that's light!) and eventually they would start to play tricks on her, they were running up and down the stairs making noises, setting off electronics including room alarms where certain patients had recently passed away. It all culminated in her seeing the actual portal they were coming through, I've never seen her more terrified and she never went back there again. Her only explanation when asked what it looked like was "It was like a window where there was no window and the whole world was coming through it".

Hospitals are under strict instruction to not really talk about the supernatural the same way pilots are not meant to talk about UFO encounters. The idea is that it will damage the reputation of both the hospital and the staff themselves. They quietly brush it under the mat and like to put it all down to certain drugs used to help ease a patients last hours on this earth. There are cases though where staff did come out about it and they didn't only describe encounters with patients who were gone, they also talked about death itself. I think it was in Canada where one particular hospital had multiple claims from staff who encountered a black being that would do the exact same thing as the photo describes, soon after the patient would pass away. Frankly it's worrying if true because that particular entity looks more like a succubus than anything good. I remember one particular case that hospital mentioned where a patient was screaming for hours that a black being was coming for them, it sounded horrible and very disturbing, in the end they had to dose him with something to keep him calm because he was screaming that it wasn't his time and was fighting to keep it away. The staff knew him well because he was a paramedic for that particular hospital and as far as they knew he lived a good and selfless life. I think it was something like 4 or 5 hours that he screamed and fought the unseen entity for, eventually he did pass away but on that same evening another staff member saw that same entity and she quit that night.
 
This reminds me of the 1990 movie, Ghost where dark shadows dragged a couple bad guys away...only after realizing they were dead. Their facial expressions were not ones of happy campers while being taken to the big eternal flame...only to become s'mores.
 

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