Was she POSSESSED? Marthe Brossier 👹 France

Deep within the shadows of our collective consciousness lies the eerie concept of demonic possession. A haunting notion that has lingered through the ages, weaving its tendrils into the tapestry of our faiths. The horrendous thought of being consumed, of succumbing to inscrutable forces that dwell beyond the veil of our comprehension. This eerie idea seems to resonate within the darkest corners of the human mind and even within our very souls. Within this pitch black realm. A profound event unfolds, involving a young woman. And what occurs would blur the delicate boundary between the world of the supernatural and the tangible world. Scaring the curious minds of those who experienced it, causing them to ponder if there certainly is a devil that lurks within the darkness. However, things will take a circus-like turn in the oddest of ways. So join me as I explore the untold story of the terrifying exorcism of Martha Brossier, which took place in the 16th Century in France.

The Mid-1550s, a time fraught with prevalent superstitions and deep-seated fears of witches and demons. Creatures that hover over humankind as menacing threats. A young woman named Martha Brossier, also known as Marthe Brossier, emerged as a mysterious figure in an era characterized by the realms of black magic and the supernatural. Initially perceived as an unremarkable individual, she was merely seen as an eccentric girl who grew up quiet. Often keeping to herself, avoiding her neighbors and preferring her own company. However, this unassuming, shy facade was shattered one rainy night.

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[cliffordfreeman]

Never heard of this story before.Yet again not that surprised as old as it is.The girls family treating her as a side show prop was damn well sicking.Great Video.

[christophertrigger]

Maybe it was the demon who was more clever than they were, causing doubt in people's conviction by faking reactions to the ordinary relics. The greatest trick the devil ever played was convincing the world that he doesn't exist.

[johnryder]

One of the worst cases of a poltergeist in Europe came from France, in Normandy, Le Chateau Du Noyers Du Thernier

[markwaters]

Seems more like Psychosis than demonic possession! Psychotic breaks, not unlike hallucinations, tend to center around religious or sexual imagery. Her family trying to profit off her condition is beyond reprehensible behavior.

[Lizb]

You did an excellent job with this story. Due to the older age of this story, it's harder to get details and know if those details are correct, but you told the story in such a way as to let the listener decide. We'll done.

[Krexel]

I like your narrating style. The soft and intense tone you use really sets the mood

[kimberlylamantia]

Great story. Thank you for mentioning depression at the end. I'm going through it hard. Recently made a bad decision and broke the heart of someone who means worlds to me, so I'm really struggling just to breathe

[leannelittle]

Kody, I really love all of your stories. This one was great. Depression sucks! Had it since I was a teenager. They weren’t really up on depression at that time. I know how hard it can be to live with. My prayers to everyone who has it. ❤️🙏

[betsy-mini-mckinney]

Thanks Cody! Spring is helping me with my depression and anxiety, I hope it's doing the same for you. ❤

[lanavargas]

I had not heard of this possession. Wow, quite a mixed scenario. From this century, information is little at best, but you did a fantastic story, and I truly enjoyed it. I'm excited for the next one. Your words at the end are very kind and up lifting, I hope everyone has a smile on their face and a great day ahead of them. 😊

[LizzyHuntdsm]

Perhaps the demon consistently reacted to non sacred items because he knew and was playing a game. It's said that the Devil's greatest lie is that he does not exist.

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[clintondavis]

Cody, I appreciate the extra message at the end man. It’s great that someone takes the time on their video to reach out and give a fuck about people. A lot of us need it. I hold you in the highest regard. Thank you.

[lucymara]

I concur with one of your followers who suggested the Le Chateau Du Noyers Du Tourneur poltergeist story. I look forward to listening to your narration of the facts surrounding that ghostly place.

[viarirose]

Thanks for another video, Kody. It was an interesting one for sure.

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