There was a chilling headline in the news last month that has left people across the world, shocked and baffled.

The headline read,

28 girls at a school in Columbia had to be rushed to the hospital after they played with a

Ouija board and began losing consciousness.

Concerned school directors and teachers watched in horror as all 28 girls began fainting,

suffering horrifying panic attacks, and other symptoms after using the Ouija board.

Officials as well as the girls' parents all accompanied them as they were admitted to the emergency room,

and the incident as being investigated,

and all 28 girls were monitored and received treatment.

Some are shocked by this headline

and immediately looked for a logical answer.

Some said,

oh, this was just a bad case of mass hysteria.

Others jumped to an even more unbelievable explanation saying,

oh, these young girls probably just skipped breakfast. Many others are not surprised by this

headline in the slightest. Since the Ouija boards release in the late 1800s here in the

United States, the boards have become a fixture in society due to the board's alleged ability to communicate with the dead.

Very popular in the occult, these boards are viewed as fascinating and mystical devices that can open

doors to the spirit world. But this device isn't a game, and by playing around with the Ouija board,

you may be opening a door that you aren't

strong enough to close, and the history of the board is as mysterious as the device itself.

I think it can be best summarized as this. Decades and decades ago, the distributors of the

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