Was the American President frightened by the Tennessee incident?

In the United States, there are many rumors about terrifying supernatural events, but most of them are just rumors. However, the Tennessee incident is different because it is the only officially recognized case in American history where a ghost caused someone's death. A ghost haunting that has been acknowledged by the rigorous American legal system, the Tennessee incident is worth exploring regardless of its authenticity.

In theory, the Tennessee incident in the United States should be real, because it is the only officially recognized case in American history where a ghost caused someone's death, and there are already over 20 books dedicated to describing this incident. However, in today's era of scientific education, it is difficult to be convinced by the Tennessee incident, and the fact that it occurred in 1817 makes it somewhat distant. Therefore, the answer is that it's hard to distinguish whether it's true or false. The specific details of the incident are as follows, and everyone can feel it for themselves.

On a day in 1817, an evil spirit descended upon a small town called Adams in Red River, Tennessee, in the United States. The protagonist of the incident was a farmer named John Bell. One day, while he was in his cornfield, he saw a strangely shaped dog and shot at it, but when he went to pick up the dog, he found nothing there. Several days later, Bell saw a strange bird perched high up in an oak tree and shot at it again, but when his two sons ran to the tree, they found nothing there as well.

One night, the Bell family's house became the source of noise: knocking on windows, scratching at doors, footsteps on the floor, and even the bedposts showed signs of being gnawed by mice. Later on, John Bell's young daughter, Betsy, was suddenly attacked by an unknown force in her bedroom. She was lifted into the air by an invisible force, her hair being pulled, and she screamed in agony. Seeing his daughter in such a terrible state, Bell and his wife were helpless to do anything.

The haunting of the Bell family drew public attention. Exorcists and spiritualists from Tennessee and neighboring Kentucky flocked to the town of Adams. Even the future President of the United States, then General Andrew Jackson (the 7th US President, while Trump was the 45th President), came to the Bell house, but he was reportedly chased out of the house by the evil spirit, running and crawling for his life.

As the investigation deepened, the source of the haunting in the Bell home was traced to their neighbor, a reputed witch named Kate Batts. Bell had a falling out with Batts over some business matters, and the witch cursed John and his family as a result. While Bell did not suffer the same torment as his daughter, his previously healthy body deteriorated rapidly after being attacked by the malevolent spirit, and he passed away four years later.

After the Tennessee event, the town of Adams quickly returned to calm until 135 years later when the evil spirit returned and never left, even attacking many tourists who came here. However, what the editor wants to say is that it was difficult to distinguish the truth of the past Tennessee event, but nowadays, the haunting here is basically just a publicity stunt to attract tourists!