The Taiwanese horror movie "The Curse" has become "the most powerful horror movie in Taiwanese film history", and this movie is actually based on a true story. The horror of the story is even more chilling than the movie. A family of six killed each other and eventually one person died!
The incident occurred in 2005. A family surnamed Wu settled in Gushan District, Kaohsiung. The 56-year-old husband and wife were both painters. He and his wife raised four children in their 20s. The eldest daughter, 29, ran a restaurant shop, and the second daughter worked as a nurse. He is a teacher, his son is engaged in the printing industry, and his youngest daughter is a college student. The family is a religious person. They have statues of gods at home and worship them regularly. One day, the couple went to the temple to worship. The abbot, whom they had never met before, told them that there was something filthy in their home. The couple asked the abbot to come to their home to remove the filth. Later, the abbot asked the family to remove the statue of the "Third Prince". The family thought that this would bring peace.
In the same year, the younger daughter called home and said that she had received instructions from the "Third Prince" to take the older daughter home, otherwise she would be in danger. Just after the parents took their daughters home, the eldest daughter dreamed of being violated while sleeping. After that, she became afraid to sleep and only dared to sleep during the day. Later, the eldest daughter received a mysterious call one day, and then she turned out to be "ไนฉๅญ" and bluntly said that she was a "Bodhisattva". Then she started screaming uncontrollably and harming herself. Upon seeing this, the Wu couple decided to take their family to Wuzhishan for meditation.
When the whole family returned home, the situation began to deteriorate. One by one in the Wu family, young and old, they began to "make children", calling themselves the "Jade Emperor", "Queen Mother", "Seven Fairies", "Ji Gong" and so on. Moreover, during the period of possession, they will continue to harm themselves, pick up the god card to attack one of the family members, burn each other with lit incense, spray salt and rice on each other, feed each other, eat each other's urine, etc.
The situation lasted for a month. The six people did not eat or drink, and relied entirely on drinking water to survive. From time to time, neighbors would hear the Wu family shouting and getting into conflicts after the "Yitong" incident. The neighbors downstairs also temporarily went to a hotel to take shelter out of fear. Until one night, the eldest daughter was found foaming at the mouth and her limbs were cold. The second daughter ignored her after giving her first aid several times. The family believed that the eldest daughter's spirit was only briefly out of body, and that it was not their daughter who died but the evil spirit in her body. Therefore, the family did not send their eldest daughter to the hospital immediately. It was not until two days later that the wife was possessed again, and this time the object of possession was the soul of her eldest daughter. She claimed that she had passed away. It wasn't until this moment that the whole family decided to send their daughter to the hospital, but of course there was no way to save her. The doctor concluded that the cause of death of the eldest daughter was "multiple sexual organ failure", which was caused by not eating for many days.
Afterwards, the family was arrested by the police. During the interrogation, the family all believed that the other party was an evil spirit and not a member of their own family. Everyone had large and small bruises and burns on their bodies. When the police arrived at Wu's home, they found that there were charms plastered everywhere and the smell was overwhelming. Afterwards, a psychiatrist believed that the family suffered from "collective delusion," saying that the tragedy occurred because the Wu family had been under the influence of gods for a long time.
