Terrorists killed by possessed bees and snakes

David Pescovitz 10:39 am Mon Jun 30, 2014

Nigerian terrorist group Boko Haram, known for kidnapping hundreds of school girls, are fleeing their forest hideouts to escape "mystical bees" and "mysterious snakes" that are physical manifestations of the people they have killed.

From Yahoo News UK:

According to Nigerian newspaper Vanguard, the captured insurgents claimed the creatures — possessed by ghosts — had killed many Boko Haram members.

"We were told that the aggrieved people who had suffered from our deadly mission — including the ghosts of some of those we killed — are the ones turning into the snake and bees," one militant told Vanguard. "Our leaders fled, too."

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