The Life of a Demoniac

This is a draft of a post that will describe and show the demonic inhabitants of the attic above the apartment I rent at the house of demonic torment, also known as 2967 Sherbrooke Way in San Jose , who, among other things, have been sculpting faces and demonic figures out of insulation, as is shown in the upper-right corner of this still frame: For now, I'll show just a few photos from a video I made with my cellphone, which I made by standing on a recycle bin, poking my camera through the attic hatch, circling it around, climbing down, and then looking at the video (I'm not going up there by myself): It looks like a wooden beam surrounded by insulation, and it is... ...but, it is also one of the secret builders of blanket demons, as first shown in Secret builders of blanket demon faces revealed , blended with the wooden beam, and outlined by insulation A head made out of insulation (upper-right) Same as left, enlarged Some readers had difficulty distinguishin

Although I could hear and feel something behind me while sitting on the toilet two days ago, I couldn't get a good look at what it was. Even while I twisted and turned as fast as I could, all I could catch was a glimpse of the tail-end of a fast-moving blur, which kept dodging back and forth beneath the toilet tank to avoid my gaze. [add video segment from Dave's house, showing black shadow popping up here and there as I pan the camera across the room - 2012-08-12 03.23.36.3gp] My suspicions were that it was a demon of the imp kind, which were quickly confirmed by the painful poking and burning that ensued shortly thereafter. To get a better look, I grabbed my iPhone video camera and passed it around the bathroom and toilet. I knew from experience that trying to record a video of demons this quick was impossible, in that they use magic(?), if you will, to avoid being recorded. To the one holding the camera, these demons appear to be intuitively evasive, moving as if they

Typically, during periods of high demonic activity (or demonic attack), demons and humans alike make noise or create visuals that make it seem like my apartment is surrounded and about to be invaded or broken into. One such way is to make noise around the front door in a way that makes you feel like someone is really there, and, because they make it only when I go to another room (i.e., the bathroom), that they want to sneak in. Although it's sometimes other things, the source of today's noise looked like a miniature demon, flitting around on the floor in front of the front door (it looks like a speck, or something on the end of a string—a common gang-stalker tactic): The little black speck at the far right edge of the crack under the door seems to be blowing away by a draft at first; then, it changes direction a couple of times, indicating that it is, in fact, a miniaturized demon (which look—and act—like dirt at that size...or any size for that matter) I discovered t

This video has just about everything; in fact, you'll have to watch it four times just to see it all. On the first pass, watch the video full screen with the brightness of your display set to the highest setting; also, tilt your display upwards or downwards 5° to 15°, or until the dark figures of shadow demons contrast with the shadow in the yard sufficiently so you can more easily observe their super-fast movements and genie-like pouring into the ground as they leave. You're looking for people's shadows in the center of the video, which look like people, but move lightning quick, just like the two "speed-walkers" in another video showing two guests approaching my house about 30 miles per hour in the shadows and a normal pace while in the light [ watch Speed-Walkers on YouTube ]; and, some of them shrink into nothing as they leave, just like the little lipstick-stealing demon in VIDEO | Little demon runs off with woman's lipstick . NOTE | To see what a sh