Devils tree

What is the devils tree?

https://youtu.be/ZuDDVP6HcNw

A devils tree is a Solid Oak tree which stands on its own with nothing else around it's base or it's surrounding area. The oak trees are usually not all dead but there are some dead limbs and branches which still cling onto the tree. There are countless cases of the Devils trees all around the world people believe the trees are cursed and whenever locals or visitors offend, damage or disrespect the trees the restless souls seem to retaliate the living. 

The Devil Tree in Oak Hammock Park, Port Saint Lucie, FL

OK so the first version of this urban legend supposedly started up years ago by locals, two girls were raped and hung at this tree. The murder was your average man however people believe he was also a police man, or so many thought. After the deaths of the girls, he is said to have gone back to the girls’ corpses and had sex with them several times.

Where the girls bodies were buried bus another story in itself some believe the girls bodies were buried near the tree, others believe the girls bodies were found in the canal near the park by some hitch hikers. But the killer was never found.

The tree was insisted to be cut down, but in each case the chainsaw would break or the teeth of the chainsaw would snap off and once again the tree would stand sting and  not be able to be cut down.  There are even reports of the tree not being able to burn (which is creepy) I'm surprised they never called the tree the immortal trees rather then the Devils Tree. If you were interested in looking at this particular devils tree you can see where someone had tried and failed to burn it.

People who visit these woods or this area of Port St. Lucie, have claimed to have heard the girls’ screams and seen their spirits roam. Sometimes, however if you go at night you will see people chanting and doing rituals around the tree some say while you are around this area you can hear the snap of a rope near the tree. Maybe the rituals that have been happening near the tree have made the spirits of the two girls restless.

New Jersey Devil tree

evidence that many attempts had been made over the years to fell the unholy oak, but all have failed. The tree stands all alone in the middle of a large field off Mountain Road.  Its trunk has been severely scared by axes and chain saws, some wounds appearing to be quite old.  Why no one has yet been successful in toppling the timber we cannot say for sure. Nor do we know what has become of those who have tried.

Devil’s Tree is a KKK Hangout

There is a very evil truth to the legend of the Devil’s Tree.  At one time, Bernards Township was one of the central main headquarters of the KKK in New Jersey – they held many demonstrations in the town and held tons of meetings throughout the hills.  KKK policy, often they would lynch local African-Americans to set an example, not only to other African-Americans, but also as an example of their principles and resolve.

The Devil’s Tree was more secluded in those times before the developments spread across the rural countryside like a blight.  It stood in a very isolated area of woods and fields, far from the prying eyes of the police.  The energy around the tree comes from the souls of dead men and women who were killed by this vile organization.  If you look at the tree you can see the left most branch extends almost to the ground.  This was the hanging branch.  creepy but true!

"To freak ourselves out, sometimes my friends and I would drive down the road at night telling ghost stories. When the moon is a full red harvest moon, and the wind is blowing just right, it looks like there might be bodies hanging from the branch, slowly swaying in the breeze.”  –Rob S."

Who knows if this legend is true but there have been many eye witnesses around the world who have experienced some sort of paranormal activity from this tree! Which is incredible-http://weirdnj.com/stories/devils-tree/

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The first Nostradamus

The first Nostradamus

The first Nostradamus was a man called Michel de Nostredame, he was French and he predicted the great plague, one of his descendants predicted Adolf Hitler and ISIS, their are several ways to describe how they " see "

what is heralded?  these days it is known as Astrological Interpretation, reading the stars basically the Nostradamus line have mastered this process, or it could be said that they simply pay attention to current climates and then put out a prophecy which then it becomes true though public belief, or if someone has a crystal ball. all of Michel's predictions were published by the way and they only consist of four lines, it's called a quatrain, 4 being a very ominous number gives rise to the belief that they are seeing into the future. Incredible right?

Bit more about him and his works....

By 1554, Nostradamus' visions had become an integral part of his works in the almanacs, and he decided to channel all his energies into a massive opus he calls Centuries. He planned to write 10 volumes, which would contain 100 predictions forecasting the next 2,000 years. In 1555 he publishedLes Prophesies, a collection of his major, long-term predictions. Possibly feeling vulnerable to religious persecution, he devised a method of obscuring the prophecies' meanings by using quatrains—rhymed four-line verses and he translated them into other languages such as Greek, Italian, Latin, and Provencal, a dialect of Southern France. Oddly enough, Nostradamus enjoyed a good relationship with the Roman Catholic Church. It is believed he never faced prosecution for heresy by the Inquisition because he didn't extend his writings to the practice of magic.

Nostradamus ran into some controversy with his predictions, as some thought he was a servant of the devil and he sold his soul for the price of his gift. Others said he was fake or insane and should be put into a hospital.  However, many more believed the prophecies were spiritually inspired and he had actually experienced what he had seen. He became famous and in demand by many of Europe's elite. Catherine de Medici, the wife of King Henri II of France, was one of Nostradamus' greatest admirers. After reading his almanacs of 1555, where he hinted at unnamed threats to her family, she summoned him to Paris to explain and draw up horoscopes for her children. A few years later, she made him Counselor and Physician-in-Ordinary to King Henri's court. In 1556, while serving in this capacity Nostradamus also explained another prophecy from Centuries I, which was assumed to refer to King Henri. The prophecy told of a "young lion" who would overcome an older one on the field of battle. The young lion would pierce the eye (stab the man).of the older one and he would die a cruel and untimely death. Nostradamus after experiencing something again  warned the king he should avoid ceremonial jousting. Three years later, when King Henri refused to not play jousting he  was 41 years old and he died in a jousting match when a lance from this opponent pierced the king's visor and entered his head behind the eye deep into his brain and skull causing his death. He held on to life for 10 agonizing days before finally dying of infection...

Nostradamus claimed to base his published predictions on judicial astrology (reading the stars)  the art of forecasting future events by calculation of the planets and stellar bodies in relationship to the earth. His sources include passages from classical historians like Plutarch as well as medieval chroniclers from whom he seems to have borrowed liberally. However although all his predictions seem incredible and accurate many if his works lack the dates so some people believe he could have just made things up and guessed what he had experienced. However In fact, many scholars believe he paraphrased ancient end-of-the-world prophecies (mainly from the Bible) and then through astrological readings of the past, projected these events into the future. There's also evidence not everyone was enamored with Nostradamus' predictions. He was criticized by professional astrologers of the day for incompetence and assuming that comparative horoscopy (the comparison of future planetary configurations with those accompanying known past events) could predict the future.
Although most of his predictions are mainly abut floods, disastseda, earth quakes and some important historical events. Before he passed away he told his before he died You will not fine me alive at sunrise." The next morning he was reportedly found dead lying on the floor next to his bed.

I know this isn't really an urban legend or paranormal but it's an incredible part of history which is linked to psychic abilities.

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The Ghost from Bendlem

The Ghosts from Bedlam

The Hospital of Bethlem [Bedlam] at Moorfields, London: seen from the north, with ladies and gentlemen walking in the foreground, one giving money to a cripple. Engraving by W. H. Toms. © Wellcome Library, London

Many people today use the word “Bedlam” which in most cases is defined as something that is out of control, chaotic, loud and noisy. The word Bedlam came from London's very first insane asylum. This hospital was called  Hospital of St. Mary of Bethlehem. This hospital was established in London in 1247 as a hospice. By the time this institution moved to its first new location in 1337, it became known as Bethlem Hospital, or “Bedlam” for short.

By the early 1400s Bedlam started to admit patients that had mental distress or illness, they were known at the time as “lunatics”.  One report of the condition these patients endured stated, “manacles, locked chains, and stocks were used as restraints.” One inspection revealed that violent patients were chained to the wall, whipped and dunked in water when they became agitated. That's horrendous right?

“ In 1598, the house was reported so loathsome and so fifthly kept, as not to be fit to be entered; and the inmates were termed prisoners.”

“Some patients were allowed out of the hospital during the day, licensed to beg on the streets of London.”

After the Great Fire in London this hospital was moved just down the road to Moorfields in 1676. This building was the first constructed to specifically accommodate the insane or the mentally ill.

the outside of this building looked modern and artistic. There was even two imposing gargoyles statues that stood at its entrance representing the two kinds of madness, “rave” and “melancholic”. Despite appearances, conditions and the treatment of patients still remained deplorable. One disturbing practice during this time was the public for the price of an admission could “view the lunatics”. (Absolutely terrible)

“The practice of showing the patients, like wild beasts, was abolished in 1770, but the abolition was unaccompanied by any other improvement in their treatment.”

After reports surfaced about the ill treatment of its patients the hospital was moved for a third time and it's last. Now at this time  the Imperial War Museum is housed in what was this third hospital’s admission building. The rest of the wards and buildings have been demolished. The fourth and final location for the hospital is used for the Bethem Royal Hospital. This facility is now a modern psychiatric center.

The Liverpool Street Underground Station was opened in February of 1874 on the site of the original Bedlem Hospital. Former patients are very well known to haunt this busy section of the London Underground.

"One incredible  sighting happened in the summer of 2000. A Line Controller spotted something strange on the CCTV camera that he was monitoring that showed the Liverpool Station. It was 2:00 am in the morning and the station was closed for the night. This witness saw a figure wearing white overalls in an eastbound tunnel. He became concerned since he knew no contractors worked the station this late at night. He called his Station Supervisor to report what he was seeing on the screen.

The Supervisor went to investigate. The Line Controller watched as his Supervisor stood nearby the mysterious figure. So he was confused when his Supervisor called to say he had not seen any figure. The Line Controller told his boss that the figure had stood so close to him that he could have reached out and touched it. Hearing this the Supervisor continued to search for the figure.

Again the Line Controller saw the figure walk right passed his boss on his screen, but again his boss did not see the figure. The Supervisor finally giving up went to leave the station but as he did so he spotted white overalls placed on a bench that he had passed before. He stated that they could not have been placed there without him seeing who did it.

Even before the Liverpool Station was built the area where the hospital stood was considered haunted. Between 1750 and 1812 many witnesses reported hearing a female voice crying and screaming. It is believed that this is a former patient from Bedlam.

Rebecca Griffins was buried in the area. While alive she always frantically clutched a coin in her hand. Witnesses state they hear her asking where her ha' penny is."

Creepy right!

Disability history of the hospital!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDy7kG7gAOE

Skin walkers

Skin Walkers

Now I've never really heard of this legend untill a friend told Me a little about it, which got me interested however this urban legend is more freaky them most so if you have a weak stomach I hope you haven't eaten before you read this aha. A skin walker is a human being that can shed its flesh (just like a tarantula or a snake) to become an animal. This urban legend originated  with the Navajo Indian tribe these beings are said to be extremely powerful and that can change into a bear, fox, raven, eagle, owl, or crow when wearing the skins of the animal. Many believe the beings will steal a person’s face and if you make eye contact with one, you would freeze up with fear and they can then absorb themselves into your body. Eeek!

These shapeshifters or shredders travel mainly by night which isn't really surprising especially if they don't want to draw to much attention due to the way they look. They are known for spreading misery and can run faster than cars and jump cliffs without effort so killing a human or a few humans who got in there and ay wouldn't be a big problem. The Navajo tribesman rarely talk to outsiders about these skinwalkers as some fear the creatures may hear and follow them home. The beast will then beat on the walls, windows, and even climb on the roof to scare the person out. Spreading terror is a main goal for them as it increases their power as they absorb and feed off the feelings of other humans which is used to cause unfortunate accidents and even death to those that have wronged them.

They don't just stop at scaring and casing problems for tribesman they are also known to go outside there boundary to feed on others too.

Due to the fact that these monsters usually only torment those in the tribe, there have been more recent sightings Such as the case of an Arizona woman who was delivering newspapers one morning with her child in the passenger seat. She heard scratches on the outside of her door before it flew open revealing a half-man half-beast with glowing red eyes. (Reminds me a bit of the legend the Wendingo if your interested in this legend there is a post further down on the blog!) of the as this evil being trued to grab the child luckily she managed to sped off down the road. But to her horror, the beast ran alongside the car keeping up with the high speeds and pounding on the door for miles. Eventually, she came to a convenient store and rushed in screaming and hysterical. The employees ran outside to investigate but the skinwalker had vanished.

Another unfortunate story involves a lady named Sarah Saganisto whose mutilated disfigured body was found in 1987 at a dangrous rocky area behind the Flagstaff medical center where she worked. Her left breast had been bitten off and she had scratch marks all over her body. A professor at Northern Arizona University was tried for her murder but the defense said that based on what they heard, it seemed like a skinwalker/witchcraft type murder as a broken stick was found on her neck and a clump of graveyard grass was found next her truck. Creepy right!  The professors charges were all dropped and her brutal death remains one of the cold cases and an incredible unsolved mystery.

It's incredible!

The Candy Lady

The Candy Lady

Early 20th century was when this urban legend was started, children started going missing in a small county in Texas. People began blaming it on The Candy Lady, a woman who supposedly lured children to her home with candy/sweets and then they were never seen or heard from again.

The children who people believed were affected by this urban legend in the area told stories of how they would wake in the morning to find candy sitting on top their window sills and it was always in the morning never during The day. Scared if their parents found out that never told them because the children believed they might try to stop the person, or thing, leaving the candy, so they didn’t tell any adults.

After a child had been given the candy for a while they would start to find small notes tucked in between or on the wrappers, many times the notes were asking the children to come and play. The notes were also signed by “The Candy Lady.”

Over a long span of about a decade, a handful of kids went missing. And as some od the children who received sweets/candy in the past got a little older they started to tell people and also there parents that they had eaten candy left on their window sills from a “Candy Lady.”

According to this particular urban legend, it's not the only strange thing that had happened to this small county other strange things had happened around this area that spooked alot of the residents to the point they moved elsewhere.
One of threads strange events was a local farmer found the rotten teeth of a child in a candy wrapper at the edge of one of his fields. A police deputy started investigating the disappearance of the children and a few weeks later they found his dead body in a ditch. His eyes were stabbed with a fork and his pockets were filled with candy.
In a way this urban legend almost remind me of the story hazel and Gretel except without witches.
How because of this urban legend and there belief this candy lady was real at Any time a kid goes missing, all the locals say The Candy Lady got them. Children believe that she takes them somewhere and pulls out their teeth or stabs them with a fork. Morbid right. No candy houses no witches so  how does this urban still stand today? Very interesting.

More information on the "Candy Lady"

Clara Crane 1871 - ?

Clara Crane was born in 1871 in Texas. She married an older man and they had one child, Marcella. In 1893, her daughter was killed in a farming accident and it was noted that her husband Leonard was an alcoholic and had been drinking on the same night there daughter died in the terrible accident. Clara was devastated to loose her only daughter and became withdrawn and despondent to everyone and anyone who trued to approach her.

In 1895, it has been reported that Clara killed her husband Leonard with poisoned candy/sweet (this is where the belief the urban legend started) she blamed him greatly for her daughter’s death as he was not paying attention to what she was doing right before the accident. She was tried and convicted for murder but plead insanity/grief. She was put in the North Texas Lunatic Asylum.

Someone during the year 1896, a Doctor noted that one of the staff found a doll that Clara had made from torn sheets from her bed and curtains hidden in her room. Other patients from the asylum told the staff that she would talk and sing to it at night.

At some point during 1898 she was released from the hospital  due to overcrowding. She was charming and soft-spoken so even though she had committed murder she was considered a good candidate for release. There was no after care in those days so no one really knows where she ended up because no one checked on her which makes this urban legends even more credible due to the fact no one knows where she was...

A couple of years after she had left the hospital, children near her home town started going missing.  This is where her story seems to link into this "candy lady" urban legend.

Now this is the part of the story which is dinar however not exactly the same, the local authority started to investigate. Around this time several human teeth (not specifically children's) were found by a farmer in his fields and the sheriff was found dead with forks in his eyes and candy in his pocket (again not the children it was an adult). Everyone knew the Candy Lady was responsible.

The tale of the Candy Lady rose from some of the stores above. Older people in some areas of Texas remember the story very well due to the fact they grew up being told it over and over again. Now a days the story seems to pop up now and again it seems whenever this story/urban legend does come up it usually is fairly localized to Texas however looking into this urban legend closer there are other people who have told this story around the US.

What do you think? Do you think the candy lady is real? Or do you think it could have been someone playing on the Clara's tragic story?

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Hello everyone I'm working on two new posts one on the Russian sleep experiment and Also The Legend Of The Candy Lady! I will be uploading them soon so stay tuned for the wacky the wild and the unknown.
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Russian sleep experiment urban legend

Many of us have heard the creepy horrific urban legend the Russian sleep experiment well today I will be posting about whether it is true or fake!

The urban legend..

 Toward the end of the 1940s, Soviet researchers sealed five prison inmates in an airtight chamber and dosed them with an experimental stimulant gas to test the effects of prolonged sleep deprivation. Their behavior was observed via two-way mirrors and their conversations monitored electronically. They were promised their freedom if they could go without sleep for 30 days.

The first few days passed uneventfully. By the fifth day, however, the subjects began showing signs of stress and were overheard bemoaning their circumstances. They stopped conversing with their fellow inmates, choosing instead to whisper compromising information about one another into the microphones, apparently in an effort to win the favor of the researchers.

Paranoia set in.

On the ninth day the screaming began. First one subject, then another, was observed running around the chamber screaming for hours on end. Equally disconcerting was the behavior of the quieter subjects, who began ripping apart the books they'd been given to read, smearing the pages with feces and plastering them over the mirrored windows so their actions could no longer be observed.

Then, just as suddenly, the screaming stopped. The subjects ceased communicating altogether. Three days passed without a sound from inside the chamber. Fearing the worst, the researchers addressed them via the intercom. “We are opening the chamber to test the microphones," they said. "Step away from the door and lie flat on the floor or you will be shot. Compliance will earn one of you your immediate freedom."
A voice from inside answered, “We no longer want to be freed."

Two more days passed without contact of any kind as the scientists debated what to do next. Finally, they decided to terminate the experiment. At midnight on the fifteenth day the stimulant gas was flushed from the chamber and replaced with fresh air in preparation for the subjects' release. Far from being pleased at the prospect of leaving, the subjects began screaming as if in fear for their lives. They begged to have the gas turned back on. Instead, the researchers unsealed the door to the chamber and sent armed soldiers inside to retrieve them. Nothing could have prepared them for the carnage they witnessed upon entering.

One subject was found dead, lying face-down in six inches of bloody water. Chunks of his flesh had been torn off and stuffed into the floor drain. All of the subjects had been severely mutilated, in fact. Even worse, the wounds appeared to be self-inflicted. They had ripped open their own abdomens and disemboweled themselves with their bare hands.Some had even eaten their own flesh.

The four who were still alive seemed terrified of falling asleep and refused to leave the chamber, again pleading with the researchers to turn the gas back on. When the soldiers attempted to remove the inmates by force, they fought back so ferociously they couldn't believe their eyes. One suffered a ruptured spleen and lost so much blood there was literally nothing left for his heart to pump, yet continued flailing for a full three minutes until his lifeless body collapsed.

The remaining subjects were restrained and transported to a medical facility for treatment. The first to be operated on fought so furiously against being anesthetized that he tore muscles and broke bones during the struggle. As soon as the anesthetic took effect his heart stopped and he died. The rest underwent surgery without sedation. Far from feeling any pain, however, they laughed hysterically on the operating table — so hysterically that the doctors, perhaps fearing for their own sanity, administered a paralytic agent to immobilize them.

After surgery the survivors were asked why they had mutilated themselves, and why they so desperately wanted to go back on the stimulant gas. Each, in turn, gave the same enigmatic answer: "I must remain awake."

The researchers considered euthanizing them to obliterate every trace of the failed experiment, but were overruled by their commanding officer, who ordered that it be resumed immediately, with three of the researchers joining the inmates in the sealed chamber. Horrified, the chief researcher pulled out a pistol and shot the commanding officer point blank. He then turned and shot one of the two surviving subjects. Aiming his gun at the last one left alive, he asked, “What are you? I must know!"

"Have you forgotten so easily?" the subject said, grinning. “We are you. We are the madness that lurks within you all, begging to be free at every moment in your deepest animal mind. We are what you hide from in your beds every night. We are what you sedate into silence and paralysis when you go to the nocturnal haven where we cannot tread."

The researcher fired a bullet into his heart. The EEG monitor flat-lined as the subject murmured these last words: "So ... nearly ... free.

True or fake what do you believe?

The story of the Russian Sleep Experiment is a work of fiction that can be found on the popular horror microfiction site called CreepyPasta.   however
There are also some interesting modifications on the story, for an example the stimulant gas is named in some accounts as
 Nikolayev gas or that the title is sometimes listed as “Orange Soda.”

  The earliest story I can find was on the CreepyPasta wiki posted in December 2010. Supposedly the author or the person who uploaded it was named "Ovalh3" but after looking a little further into who this person was the trail ran cold.

Looking and reading other creepy pastas you get used to people using characters which include zombies, paranormal events, demons and other creepy and terrifying events that we cannot understand and also in parts of the story especially near to the end there is defiantly somthing creepy about the words that come out of the past subjects mouth.

I don't know whether I believe in this urban legend because for me I need alot more evidence but who knows right.

The experimental setup doesn’t  seem legitimate, even if unethical, experiment. The chamber in which the subjects were housed would be far more observable. There are no control groups. At one point in the story the author hinges on the requirement that the subjects who take part in the experiment become unobservable for some period of time so that the reveal of their state can have more impact. If the purpose is to observe the effects of sleep deprivation, why allow the subjects to “hide” away or be left alone for so long with out any kind of contact or observation what would be the point in continuing the actual experiment if no one was watching them? The author then had to cover for that by adding in the oxygen consumption meters, so that they could verify the subject’s life and activity.

Alot of things in this story do not add up especially if we're talking Medically, very little makes sense or seems consistent with what we know about human physiology.
One: Blood los ripping out there own internal organs would have ended the lives of the subjects long before the end of the story.so how did they survive ???

2: it's a highly suspicious matter of any stimulant, gas or otherwise, that could overcome the desire to sleep. Researching further into sleep deprivation studies (almost all animals) show that chemical stimulants lose effectiveness over time. (So how could they want more of the substance or why does it still effect them still after 15 days?)

"Sleep has been, and continues to be, heavily studied. Extreme sleep deprivation in all animal testing has resulted, ultimately, in the deaths of the animals. It has been shown that humans will also die of sleep deprivation, through the rare disorder fatal familial insomnia. According to wiki the longest recorded time without sleep for a human is 449 hours, over 18 days."The Guinness World Record stands at 449 hours (18 days, 17 hours), held by Maureen Weston.

Many people believe that the creepy pasta is based off a true story however is exaggerated to the point wear it becomes fictional due to the fact it's so gory and graphic.
Here are some people's opinions on the matter taken from (http://www.debate.org/)

""It's very possible
It's very easy to take the ruthlessness of this story and call it fiction. Mainly because nobody answering on this website could comprehend in reality the gravity of anything that happened in this story. I have no doubt there are many things in this story that were embellished but there is a good chance something like this did happen. The gas, the test, the people going insane and possibly being immune to any form of pain given the 15 day lack of sleep, food and exposure to this 'Nikolayev' gas. I'm pretty confident in saying no one on this website has any idea a gas like this existed cause I'm sure it wouldn't be something Russia would just given out knowledge about. It is also possible to live without many internal organs for a period of time and considering in this story the patience probably ripped out most of their organs around the 10th day really gives them 4 days of survival without their organs which is possible. Though I'm sure no one on this website could understand that considering I'm sure none of them have ever attempted it. A lot of this story no one can tell for sure if it's real or not they just make assumptions off the common sense they know in their own lives. I'm not going to go as far as to say this story is complete truth but I'm sure in some way this story has some truth to it and given the fact most of the things Russia did during WW2 weren't exactly world wide news i don't think anyone on this website could say to a certainty that all of this is false. It is very possible something like this happened and happened similarly to the way the story tells it. The only thing that makes this story seem like fiction is the way it was written and some inconsistencies with patient information. We'll never know, all i know is everyone on the internet thinks their genius's and they never open their minds to the possibility of something they don't understand happening. If nothing else this story would make for a chilling, creepy and disgusting movie that i would watch in an instant." Written by unknown

"Not entirely but something like it could of happened
The fact that people go paranoid if they haven't gotten enough sleep is true. To some extent i think it was kind do extreme but it was done in the late 1940s by Russia, which is a rather secretive country. There wasnt as good of technology or saftey precautions then so who knows?"
Written by Bruinshockeyfan

"Come on make ur brains work a bit!! You believe everything they feed you!
A. Removing organs without damaging them is tough even on cadavers. Living Human....Not so easy and especially not without tools.
B. Simply Digging into their abdomen with their hands would have caused enough blood loss to kill them. And even so, they would die from infection very quickly.
C. Since blood vessels can't really stretch much, removal of the GastroIntestinal Organs from the body would surely destroy the hepatic portal system (not to mention A WHOLE LOT ELSE).
D. "Paralytics" AKA Neuromuscular-Blocking Drugs would also stop eye movement, which conflicts with part of the operation report.
E. Cameras didn't exist that time
F. KGB didn't exist that time
G. Even that time the name of a researcher would be given that what archives mean...
H. Thats not even a proper site its creepypasta!!"
Written by ekeltion

What do you think???? If I find more evidence I will post some more thanks!