Is the Bell Witch incident a very strange case of a ghost killing people?

The Bell Witch incident was a very eerie case of ghostly murder, as described by the seventh President of the United States, Andrew Jackson, who said, "I would rather face the entire British fleet than spend one night in the Bell home." Strange things often happened in this very eerie town, such as the Bell Witch incident, which even scientists cannot explain.

The Bell Witch murders in Tennessee, USA are very famous and have been confirmed by the US government as a paranormal killing incident, marking the first time the US government has recognized such an event. This paranormal incident is well-known in the United States and has brought considerable panic to the locals in Tennessee. Some people even erected a tombstone for her in hopes of finding peace. She destroyed the Bell family and caused their deaths one by one, becoming a demon in people's minds, hence the name "Bell Witch".

In the year 1800, John Bell and his family moved to Tennessee and purchased a lot of land, which made them wealthy landowners in the area. John also served as an elder in the Red River Baptist Church. A few years after they moved, John's three children were born.

One day in 1817, while busy in the field, Bell suddenly saw a strange creature with the head of a rabbit and the body of a dog. When he tried to get a better look, the creature disappeared. But from that point on, they frequently encountered strange happenings. The first time was when they were awoken in the middle of the night by screams, but when Bell and his son went out to investigate, they could not find the source of the noise.

General Jackson was a tamer of witches. During this taming, a usually brave warhorse was unable to move forward. Sensing that something was wrong, General Jackson encouraged his soldiers loudly, telling them not to fear the Bell Witch. But before he could finish speaking, he heard the Bell Witch say to him, "I'll see you tonight." After the witch finished speaking, the horse inexplicably ran, carrying its rider to John Bell's farm.

General Jackson was dominated by fear, and at this very moment, he suddenly let out a scream. He felt a force hitting him and he was in excruciating pain all over his body. Then he was pulled by this force and taken outside, disappearing into the wilderness. No one dared to come forward to help him when they heard his screams.

After this incident, John also began to feel unwell. He felt like he couldn't breathe and couldn't eat, so he became increasingly weak. In 1820, he heard a woman calling his name in his ear, her voice was very mournful and there was a force that was hitting him. He could no longer hold on and lay in bed.

In late 1820, John's condition had deteriorated beyond recovery, and he passed away a few days after falling into a coma. Strangely, his son found a small bottle containing green liquid by his bedside, which he found highly suspicious. He used the liquid to feed a kitten, and the kitten died, leading him to suspect that someone had poisoned his father. While investigating the matter, John's son heard a woman's voice, which told him that she had poisoned his father and did so to free him. However, there was no one around him, and he was terrified. During John's elaborate funeral, the voice of the woman was heard again, causing great fear among the attendees.