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The Poltergeist phenomenon of 1973, at Wilsele.

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Unknown in English spoken countries, I guess, is the Poltergeist phenomenon of 1973 at Wilsele. A boy (Jacques Corda) was capable of "throwing stones by thought". These stones appeared out of nothing and came down on several houses, shattering windows and creating holes in the walls. 9 years earlier a disastrous train accident happened at Wilsele, killing 20 people. The boy (Jacques Corda) could tell very detailed stories related to the 20 killed passengers of he train. I don't know if all of this appeared also in English books or articles, but I guess it (the Poltergeist incident) might be interesting to include it in the article (Wilsele). DannyJ.Caes (talk) 07:33, 29 July 2025 (UTC)Reply

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The Poltergeist phenomenon of 1973, at Wilsele.