Friday 13 June 2014

Cornwall's Bermuda Triangle?

Is this Cornwall's Bermuda Triangle?


 Villagers believe dozens of cars are POSSESSED because they keep locking and unlocking themselves for no reason!


  • Cars have been locking and unlocking themselves in Summercourt, Cornwall
  • One child was trapped inside when lock mysteriously activated on its own
  • Residents say vehicles are possessed and call area 'Summercourt Triangle'


People living in Summercourt, pictured, in Cornwall, say their cars locked and unlocked by themselves and some would not start

Lin Howard, who has been affected, said residents have changed key fob batteries but the problem, which started six months ago, has remained.
She said: ‘Another driver has not been able to start their car.


‘They have to go home, get back to school, get someone to look at the car, then after a period of time it starts again.’
Resident Wendy Malham said: ‘I got in the car to drive to school and the locks were going on-off, on-off, like it was possessed.
‘I can’t actually lock my car any more because the alarms go off.’


Eerie: Residents are been left baffled after their cars started locking and unlocking themselves and have dubbed their village the 'Summercourt Triangle'


Kelvin Malham added: ‘We went to Andover where we didn’t have a problem, but when we returned it started again.’
Expert Mike Parris from car technology consultancy firm SBD said the most likely cause was accidental radio interference adding that it was ‘not unheard of’.
He said it could be caused by “almost anything that is wireless”, such as alarm systems, temperature gauges, weather stations or walkie-talkies.
‘Residents could try and keep a log of when they have difficulties, the locations which are worse and anything which helps to pinpoint it.
‘These things are notoriously difficult to pin down,’ he added.


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