People reading mysterious text messages die of brain hemorrhage in Egypt

[Breaking News Breaking News]

25.03.2009      Source: Pravda.Ru      URL: http://english.pravda.ru/hotspots/crimes..._message-0

Cellular communication subscribers in three Egyptian provinces complain of receiving life-threatening text messages to their phones.

Anonymous individuals send text messages which reportedly cause a very strong headache for those who read the messages. The headache develops into a brain hemorrhage that leads to death. Several people in Egypt and in Saudi Arabia have been hospitalized with such symptoms, RIA Novosti reports.

The government of Egypt, including the Ministry for Healthcare, denied the rumors and said that such incidents had not been reported in Egypt.

“The rumors are absolutely groundless. They contradict to common sense,” an official of the ministry said.

Nevertheless, the Egyptian police filed an investigation into the mystery.

[Shadowlady]

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This is really weird. And I know its not funny but reminds me a lot on that Monthy Phyton episode, where they had a joke for a weapon, and all who read it or heard it die. What way could written words affect human like that? What I wonder here is, did the people who read it knew the words written, and was it the meaning that hurt them or the word itself?

[MC]

How fast can you all say-activation.
Whatever is in the message,is meant to cause what it's causing because it's time for their elimination.They use the phone to call people and produce sounds or say things that will cause an activation,or a specific alter to emerge.

[Rob]

My mobile has always behaved itself but we do get some weirdness on our land-line at home. Usually my dad answers, and he often gets silence on the other end. Over here you can dial 1471 to find out who called last, and with these calls either the number is withheld or it comes out as something weird like 11111111111

[DreamTime]

That's strange Rob. That phone thing happens here quite often too. The calls will usually come in as 'anonymous' or 'unknown' or 'unavailable.' I don't always answer those calls but once in a while I will - I don't know why. Then, when I pick it up and say 'hello' all I get is silence. I say hello a few more times and still get nothing. I then usually slam the phone down (next time I need to have a whistle and blow it at them) and then I tell Richard that his programmer just called. LOL