2023-05-04 00:48:32
Since the beginnings of civilization, the belief that after death there are different supernatural dimensions has been handled. All religions have a different concept about the so-called astral planes. In the Catholic religion, for example, heaven and hell guide the positions of spirituality.
There are endless stories of people who say they have been to both. However, one of the most recent and chilling stories takes him away Clifford Hoyt, a man who claimed to have been in the very confines of hell and having been tormented by the souls in pain that allegedly inhabit these lands.
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It all began on December 5, 1999, on a highway in Maryland, United States, where this 31-year-old man sHe suffered a spectacular accident that almost took his life. After the crash, he got out as best he could in the middle of the road, where he fell into a coma.
A truck driver who was passing by saw the accident and immediately called the emergency services who took him to the nearest hospital. The medical report ruled that he was in a comatose state, with multiple internal bleeding and fractures, so they did not give him much hope for life.
home of the paranormal
According to the testimonies of the nurses shared on social networks, Foyt’s recovery was tortuous and extremely slow. Medical personnel mention that during the time the patient was hospitalized, strange things were happening in his room.
One day terror took over the intensive care ward. They began to listen toscreams and thumps of despair from the Clifford’s cubicle. Immediately, inmates from the hospital complex arrived at the scene and realized that the man was on the floor, distraught and completely mentally blocked.
When calming him down and talking to him, the man’s words caused all kinds of reactions, as he claimed that the time he spent in a coma had been in hell experiencing all kinds of torture.
Likewise, that arms pursued him all the time, in the midst of a climate that was intermingled with fire, the smell of nauseating sulfur, while a chorus of laments seemed to screw his brain.
His versions were taken by specialists as a consequence of the trauma to his head, or as side effects of the medications that were being administered to him, p.For which he was consulted by several psychiatrists to try to respond to his suffering.
hell at home
A few weeks later, he was discharged due to the remarkable recovery he presented, since his delusional stories decreased with the passing of time and his injuries remained.and they were curing with the treatment. What the doctors did not know is that when he got home the man would relapse into his behaviors with more force.
It was a laugh, a cross between a guffaw and a snarl that no man on this earth could replicate.
A few weeks after returning to his apartment, complaints from the residents of the building said that Foyt played music late at night and they heard loud blows on the floor and roof of their home.
The rental manager went to the place to try to talk to him, but when he knocked there was no response.
The administrator went with a spare key and was met with an unpleasant and terrifying scene. Clifford was found naked on the floor, surrounded by his own feces and clinging to a block of ice. which was trying, presumably, to calm the heat of the flames of hell that according to him he felt.
In the first conversations they had, according to the accounts of that time, the affected person said that he had the music at full volume so that the alleged demons of hell would not take him away again, and because only in this way could he keep them away. And on the ice bar, that little by little was consumed, he hugged her because he couldn’t stand the heat.
The psychiatrist
After the events, the family took him to a psychological assistance center, where some psychiatrists stated that his statements were loaded with coherence.
“I felt like a knife was plunged into my stomach. Before his move I made several visits to his room. Clifford was not allowed visitors, so I stayed there listening in the next room and it was then at night that I told him. I heard. It was a laugh, a mix between a guffaw and a growl that no man on this earth could replicate,” the psychiatrist said.
“When I opened the door, Clifford was alone, still holding on to another ice bar he had been given. Even though I signed him out, I don’t think Clifford Hoyt has been lying ever since.”
As a curious fact collected by the Chronicle portal, is that a local media called ‘The Baltimore Sun’, from Maryland, published a story related to an accident in 1999, where two people died. One of the victims was a 17-year-old named Clifford Hoyt; which would support the versions that have circulated on digital platforms for more than 20 years.
JAIME EDUARDO PAZ PAREDES
DIGITAL SCOPE WRITING
TIME
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