Spirits. Poland

One of the last recorded events in Glinik occurred on May 16, 2009 and again concerned the appearance of a strange figure. Soon after this incident, we managed to visit the farm of Pan Leshka, where everything happened. The witness was 48-year-old Pan Marek, an acquaintance of the owner of the farm. That day, until about 16.00, they decided to light a small fire on a small hill surrounded by a young deciduous forest to fry sausages. But soon the weather began to frown, and it began to rain a little. When Marek was sitting on a bench among the trees, he heard a sound coming from a shed 25 meters away from him. He described it as an echo of something falling from the roof, riding on the tiles.

The man looked in that direction and noticed a figure standing motionless at the barn. This "something", according to an eyewitness, watched him for several seconds, after which it disappeared behind the building. Although he felt a little scared for a minute, however, he decided to run there, but he did not find any traces. A second was enough for him to examine this creature: height - about 1.8 m, dark or even black color, puny body structure. Interestingly, an eyewitness claimed that the figure had black hair falling over his shoulders and clothes similar to those worn by Catholic priests. Her hands were pressed to her body, although her palms were not visible. The face seemed lighter, but still dark in color.

In the case of this vision, the key point would be the discovery of traces that this creature could leave. But, unfortunately, this did not happen. When examining the territory for the presence of other anomalies, I used a Geiger counter. The general background of the terrain, determined by measurements at three control points, is 14.3 mSv/h. At point "A", the gamma radiation level for three measurements averaged 17.33 mSv/h.

At point "B" (where the creature was observed), the gamma radiation level (the average value in three dimensions) was 15.3 mSv/h. These values in these places were marginally higher than the background values. This small anomaly is not necessarily related to the observation of a mysterious figure. For other instrument studies, a simple detector was used to measure the voltage of the electromagnetic field (up to 30 Gs), but it did not detect significant deviations. But interestingly, at the place of observation of the creature, the compass needle deviated by an angle of up to 10 degrees. A repeat experiment three minutes later - and the arrow deviated slightly. It was as if the magnetic field was "pulsing" here. Perhaps the water flows passing through here are responsible for this.

Pan Marek is a calm man and does not seek fame.

He agreed to tell his case only after persuasion of his friend. It was not easy for him, with some awkwardness, and it is unlikely that he shared his observation with anyone else. His story was very simple and specific. He did not know what the figure he was observing was, and, like many other residents of Glinik, he had never encountered anything like this before.