Jacqueline Priestman's Ability Electricity

**Jacqueline Priestman** was once a typical Manchester, England woman, but that changed after her husband died in bizarre circumstances. After the traumatic events, Jacqueline subsequently developed an atypical "talent", which was written down in the history of parapsychology. The woman began to involuntarily produce a large amount of electricity with her body, with which she often electrified people and affected many devices and appliances.

## Ability Electricity

It all started in 1980. Jacqueline Priestman lived in Manchester, England with her husband Ron. One day, however, a heated argument broke out between them, which Jacqueline ended by saying to Ron: "I hope you break your neck." By a bizarre coincidence, Ron subsequently got on a scooter in anger and took to the streets, where he had an unpleasant accident, in which he suffered serious neck and spine injuries. Ron eventually died after a month in a hospital bed. So Jacqueline was left alone with the feeling of endless sadness and guilt for the curse that had been pronounced and fulfilled. And that's when strange things started happening.

The light bulb in her bedroom exploded first, shrapnel injuring her hand. However, Jacqueline only attributed this to a short circuit or other failure in the divorces. But soon another problem came when her vacuum cleaner suddenly caught fire, and the cause of the fire could not be detected even by the repairman. Another exploding light bulb followed, and Jacqueline was beginning to believe that the ghost of her late husband was haunting her home. The woman subsequently moved to another house, but it turned out to be useless. Vacuum cleaners and electric ovens caught fire in her presence, and many other electrical appliances did not work as they should. The radio and TV turned on by themselves. People would suddenly receive electric shocks when they came in contact with her, which led to the fact that many shops in the area wanted to ban Jacqueline from entering and interacting with customers.

The unusual phenomena reached the stage where the desperate woman tried to take her own life, but failed. Journalists and spiritualists soon found out about her case, and they wanted to meet Jacqueline in person. In one instance, when a journalist accused her of fraud right at her home, Jacqueline lost her temper, which resulted in a vacuum cleaner exploding. A certain professor eventually came to the conclusion that Jacqueline was harboring an abnormal amount of electrical energy for unknown reasons. The experts then ordered the woman to go on a special diet and also used an unusual method in which Jacqueline had to hold onions in her hands that drained excess electricity.

After this therapy, Jacqueline's life finally returned to normal, but it was revealed that her fourth child, a daughter, had apparently inherited this extraordinary ability when she instantly electrocuted the midwife. Jacqueline's case led to a new name for this phenomenon - "high voltage syndrome". Today, however, this condition is called "Street Light Interference" and it mainly concerns people who can involuntarily turn street lamps on or off and influence the operation of other electrical devices. But is this really a new mystery of the human body and mind, or is it just some kind of exception in physics?