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[icymist]

Employees of a day care center in northern Norway have long been bothered by what they're convinced are evil spirits. They've called in a local pastor to help get rid of them.

The staff at the Bymyra day care center in Tromsø have been talking about the unusual occurrences at the children's facility for months. They've heard strange voices and had the feeling that someone is in the room with them.

They've also felt someone touching them, tousling their hair or grabbing at their hands.

"I don't dare stay in the day care center (called barnehagen in Norwegian) alone in the evening," one of the employees told local newspaper Nordlys.
http://www.aftenposten.no/english/local/article1693879.ece

[Ilsa]

1. Wow. I wonder why those spirits are hanging out there.

I guess because it was a former nursing home, and some were not ready to leave this life behind. I hope the minister can help them find their way to the Beyond. I wish they'd stop touching people, though.

We had a "creepy" room down one wing at a hospital I worked at. It wasn't used very much because it was an isolation room, but everytime I checked the room late it night, I would get a creepy-crawly feeling, not pleasant, but dark. Several other nurses said the same thing.