In 1938, over 6,000 patients were checked into mental hospitals all across America within one week of each other.
Reports of similar instances supposedly came from Europe and Asia as well.
The circumstances of each patient were, eerily, identical.
Every patient completely shut down, shivering in the corner until their family, unable to calm or care for the individuals, committed them.
The only thing the patients would say was: “There is not, and never has been, such a thing in this world as a meaningless coincidence.”
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