АРЗАМАС. ПОЛТЕРГЕЙСТ "ФЛИС" НАЧАЛ СО СТУКОВ.

In August 2024 a poltergeist began haunting a two‑room apartment in Arzamas, later named "Flys" by a Moscow research group called NOZP. The entity knocked on the front door at night, frightening the owner, Natalya. After she opened the door on September 19, nothing was there. The next day the poltergeist entered, causing damage by dropping and breaking the refrigerator and a new large wall TV. In April 2025 NOZP researchers, led by Georgy Fedorovsky, installed three cameras in the apartment with the owner's permission and streamed live to Moscow, capturing several episodes of objects moving on their own. A few days after leaving, the poltergeist stole two of the three cameras, which remain missing. In May Victor Feifelov from the Russian Geographical Society arrived, and at Fedorovsky's request he installed two new cameras and an action camera S100+ on a heating pipe. That night he and Natalya could not sleep; hourly strong knocks sounded from the kitchen, as if a heavy metal object struck the walls. The knocks seemed to come from a device that flew from the kitchen to the hall and shattered a wardrobe mirror. Feifelov removed his action camera and went to the kitchen, finding no fraudsters; the adjacent apartment had been empty for a long time, so the knocks could not have come from there.