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The text provided contains several factual claims and narrative elements that can be analyzed: Event Description: The text describes an incident on February 6th, 2025, in Finnemore, Wisconsin, where…

Original video: https://youtu.be/YWVGT6sL-kU

Fact checked on: December 26, 2025

Fact Check Analysis

The text provided contains several factual claims and narrative elements that can be analyzed:

  1. Event Description: The text describes an incident on February 6th, 2025, in Finnemore, Wisconsin, where a man claiming to be Jesus Christ disrupted a Catholic Church service. As of my knowledge cutoff in October 2023, I cannot verify this specific event as it is described to occur in the future. Therefore, this claim cannot be fact-checked for accuracy.

  2. Biblical References: The text references Mark 5:5, which describes a demoniac who cries out and harms himself. This is an accurate reference to the Bible, specifically the story of Jesus healing a man possessed by a legion of demons in the Gospel of Mark.

  3. Behavioral Analysis: The text discusses signs of demonic possession versus mental illness, mentioning reactions to holy items and the use of plural pronouns. These are common themes in discussions about possession, but they are subjective and based on religious beliefs rather than empirical evidence. Therefore, these claims are not verifiable in a factual sense.

  4. Exorcism and Mental Health: The text suggests that exorcists can distinguish between mental illness and demonic possession. This is a claim rooted in religious belief and practice rather than scientific evidence. The distinction between mental illness and possession is a complex topic that involves both religious interpretation and psychological evaluation.

  5. Follow-up Report: The text mentions a follow-up report indicating the man was off his medications and had a mental condition. Without access to specific reports or evidence, this claim cannot be verified.

  6. Public Engagement: The text encourages readers to share their opinions on whether the incident was due to demonic possession or mental illness. This is an invitation for subjective interpretation rather than a factual claim.

Overall, the text blends a narrative of a future event with religious interpretation and invites public opinion, making it challenging to fact-check in a traditional sense. The biblical references are accurate, but the event itself cannot be verified, and the interpretations of behavior are subjective.

Video transcript

I'm Jesus Christ Almighty! Nooooooooooooooo! I am here. On February 6th, 2025, in Finnemore, Wisconsin, the quiet of a Catholic Church was shattered when a man entered, claiming to be Jesus Christ. He forced his way towards the sanctuary. He assaulted the tabernacle and tried to steal the Eucharist. He attacked a responding police officer and collapsed on the floor, screaming and convulsing, turning a place of peace into sudden chaos. Hello, sir. Hey. I'm Deputy Roland with the Sheriff's Office. How are you? I'm alright. Okay. So what's going on today? Nothing. I just need to open this. Okay. Well, we can't really do that. That's the church's property. Okay. Is this man just off his meds, or is he possessed? You know, it's interesting. In Mark 5.5, it talks about a demoniac who night and day among the tombs and hills would cry out, shouting, and cutting himself with stones. Okay. So how'd you end up here today? Because I'm Jesus. I mean, for me to help you, you have to talk to me. Okay. Some exorcists will point out that when a person is possessed, they may have very negative and adverse reactions to anything that is holy. Any kind of item, like a crucifix or holy water, that is sacred in nature. Is that what is taking place here? Step back. Get back. 20, can you step up? 616, can you get over here? I got more people coming. He's, he's on something. I'm Jesus Christ Almighty. Wait, we're behind by a boulder in the church. F*** you. We're just trying to help you out. Yeah, you're a devil. No, we're not devils. We're not here to help. What's going on? I'm a good devil. Okay, back it up. Okay. What's your name? I'm Jesus Christ Almighty. Okay. Is this mental confusion and deception or blasphemy against God? Okay. Back up. Back up. What's going on? I'm Jesus Christ Almighty. Okay. Nobody else is going to die for their sins, mother f***er. The reason why the audio continues to go in and out is because of his repeated use of profanity, which I have edited out for the viewers. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Nobody else needs to die. You are under arrest. Put your hands behind your back now. No, I'm not. Now. Yes, you are. No, I'm not. You're going to get tased. Put your hands behind your back. Now. Let's go. Let's get him. Hands behind your back. Now. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Let's get him. Excuse me. Put your hands behind your back. No. You're not allowed to do this in here. You're going to get tased. He said you're not allowed. I said you're not allowed. Hands behind your back. Now. No. Oh. You going to calm down for us? I will calm. I'm ready to speak. I am here. The man says, I am here, but is this a man speaking or a demon speaking through him, making his presence known? I believe I can fly. I believe I can touch the sky. I think I've had it. No, I didn't get it. From my waist. And fly. I believe I can fly. I believe. Yeah, one more. You are all saved. And you will see me again. I will be here. Because I'm not going anywhere. I've been here all along. We are all eternal life. Yes, we are. It's curious he speaks of we, because in Mark 5, the demoniac says, my name is Legion, for we are many. So sometimes when a person is possessed, they refer to themselves in the singular and at other times in the plural. Yes, we are. There are no shackles here. The reference to shackles is also curious because the demoniac in Mark 5 was known to have been chained hand and foot, but often tore the chains apart and broke the irons on his feet. There's nothing here. I give up. I give away. I give away all of my sins. For thou is the kingdom of glory. And all shall be free. I am free. I'm here. I've been here all along. So a follow-up report indicates that the man was off of his medications and had a mental condition. Is this just some kind of mental breakdown in episode because he didn't take his medications? Or is this some kind of demonic manifestation? Sometimes it's hard to distinguish between one and the other, but there are some signs that exorcists especially can use to determine whether something is a mental illness or demonic possession. In this particular case, he wasn't evaluated by an exorcist. So it's sort of hard to judge from a distance, but I want to hear from you. Do you think that this is demonic possession, something caught on camera that shows the existence of evil, the existence of Satan and devils and their ability to influence people? Or do you think that this is just completely something that can be explained by natural causes and in this particular case, no indication of demonic possession? What are your thoughts? I want to hear from you because it is a pretty fascinating case and in some ways quite terrifying to see on camera. Make sure to hit the like button and hit the subscribe button and drop your thoughts in the comment section.