Devil Attacks In Trinidad School
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Panic broke out at the Moruga Composite School yesterday as 17 female students fell mysteriously ill and began rolling on the ground, hissing and blabbering in a strange tongue, after suffering bouts of nausea and headaches. Two of the students reportedly tried to throw themselves off a railing and had to be physically restrained, triggering fears of a possible demon attack. The drama started during the lunch hour in the Form One block and quickly spread to other areas. Form Five student Kern Mollineau, who attends the Lighthouse Tabernacle Church, said he got worried when the girls’ eyes began rolling up in their heads and they began beating up on the ground.
With the assistance of several other students and teachers, the pupils were taken to the multi-purpose hall where some of them fell into a semi-conscious state. Mollineau recalled: “One girl was blabbering as if in a strange language. I could not understand what she was saying. “It was sounding like ‘shebbaberbebeb shhhhee.’ The girls were unusually strong. We had to hold them down so that they will not hurt themselves. “The teachers were right there. I get a kick in my face when one of the girls started beating up on the floor. Many of them had bruises.” Mollineau claimed he actually communicated with the “devil which had possessed the girl. “I asked the Devil what he wanted with the girls and the voice said he wanted a life. He kept saying to send the girls in the toilet and to leave them alone,” Mollineau claimed.
Roman Catholic priests, as well as pastors from nearby churches, including Josephine Charles, Deborah Charles and Pastor Gordon, visited the school and began showering the children with holy water and prayers. Two more students, Kriston Mollineau and Kishon Bethel, said they too were called by teachers to assist the ill girls. Kriston said the girls complained of headaches and some of them wanted to go to the toilet. Six ambulances arrived at the school accompanied by police teams from the Moruga and St Mary’s Police Post. A party of fire officers from the Princes Town Fire Station, led by acting Assistant Divisional Fire Officer Ramdeo Boodoo visited the school and began conducting several tests on the surroundings to determine the cause of the problem.
Boodoo said there was nothing in the environment to trigger fainting spells, nausea and headaches. A teacher, who requested anonymity, said two weeks ago an Orisha woman came to the school and had a dispute with a member of staff. He said following the dispute, the woman threatened to deal with the school administration. Another teacher said the school was built on a burial site, but neighbours who live around the school denied that was so. A source at the school confirmed that all 17 pupils were taken to the Princes Town Health Facility where they were medically examined. The other students were sent home at 2 pm.
Responding yesterday, Minister in the Ministry of Education Clifton de Coteau said he was aware that pupils had to be taken for medical attention. De Coteau said Student Support Service officials were sent to the school and students were expected to receive counselling. A statement from the Ministry of Education said the Public Transport Service Corporation (PTSC) made ? taxis available to the school to assist the Office for Disaster Preparedness and Management (ODPM) which provided additional ambulances.
With the assistance of several other students and teachers, the pupils were taken to the multi-purpose hall where some of them fell into a semi-conscious state. Mollineau recalled: “One girl was blabbering as if in a strange language. I could not understand what she was saying. “It was sounding like ‘shebbaberbebeb shhhhee.’ The girls were unusually strong. We had to hold them down so that they will not hurt themselves. “The teachers were right there. I get a kick in my face when one of the girls started beating up on the floor. Many of them had bruises.” Mollineau claimed he actually communicated with the “devil which had possessed the girl. “I asked the Devil what he wanted with the girls and the voice said he wanted a life. He kept saying to send the girls in the toilet and to leave them alone,” Mollineau claimed.
Roman Catholic priests, as well as pastors from nearby churches, including Josephine Charles, Deborah Charles and Pastor Gordon, visited the school and began showering the children with holy water and prayers. Two more students, Kriston Mollineau and Kishon Bethel, said they too were called by teachers to assist the ill girls. Kriston said the girls complained of headaches and some of them wanted to go to the toilet. Six ambulances arrived at the school accompanied by police teams from the Moruga and St Mary’s Police Post. A party of fire officers from the Princes Town Fire Station, led by acting Assistant Divisional Fire Officer Ramdeo Boodoo visited the school and began conducting several tests on the surroundings to determine the cause of the problem.
Boodoo said there was nothing in the environment to trigger fainting spells, nausea and headaches. A teacher, who requested anonymity, said two weeks ago an Orisha woman came to the school and had a dispute with a member of staff. He said following the dispute, the woman threatened to deal with the school administration. Another teacher said the school was built on a burial site, but neighbours who live around the school denied that was so. A source at the school confirmed that all 17 pupils were taken to the Princes Town Health Facility where they were medically examined. The other students were sent home at 2 pm.
Responding yesterday, Minister in the Ministry of Education Clifton de Coteau said he was aware that pupils had to be taken for medical attention. De Coteau said Student Support Service officials were sent to the school and students were expected to receive counselling. A statement from the Ministry of Education said the Public Transport Service Corporation (PTSC) made ? taxis available to the school to assist the Office for Disaster Preparedness and Management (ODPM) which provided additional ambulances.
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That was a ? orgy opportunity if I ever heard of one.
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b@squ1@t redux wrote: »That was a ? orgy opportunity if I ever heard of one.
This has happened in Jamaica a few times..there was the same incident at St. Andrew high School (for girls), the Holy Chilhood (for girls) and the Shortwood Teachers College and I think on all occasions they were fooling around a Ouija Board...makes you wonder??..there may be something to it............ -
toilet demons >
and i thought you social lounge ? actually read titangraphs -
Trinidad's version is called Chango Baptist.....but it could definitely be some other kind of rootwork, obeah or "voodoo" that deals more with both sides (light and dark). There's more than 'something to it' --this stuff is real. I dabble in this realm, but Verrrryyyy carefully. And not nearly as much as I used to. I tend to stick to general prayer and meditation nowadays...ritual, not so much.
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I hope it's a zombie apocalyptic outbreak. Please please please!
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Trinidad's version is called Chango Baptist.....but it could definitely be some other kind of rootwork, obeah or "voodoo" that deals more with both sides (light and dark). There's more than 'something to it' --this stuff is real. I dabble in this realm, but Verrrryyyy carefully. And not nearly as much as I used to. I tend to stick to general prayer and meditation nowadays...ritual, not so much.
divule more info please
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things you've seen/done/spirits witnessed/blood orgies nh/ lives destroyed -
Why do 'possessions' usually entail females?
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im a brazilian jew raised in south africa by way of italy who then moved to the states and spent his formative years in idaho
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with the nearing release of her ablum, Nicki Minaj is bringing a dark spell over her birth place, guess selling your soul to the devil is real business
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sounds like a good orgasm to me
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pico rivera wrote: »sounds like a good orgasm to me
ROFL @ the girls having remote vibrators stuck in their cooch and they tried to play it off as a possession to save themselves from embarrassment! -
did any1 check what they ate for lunch or breakfast at the school? could be an allergic reaction.
and smh at every1 thinking of sex, them lil coolie bishes be bad i guess
