This is messed up: http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,5-2004040384,00.html
It isn't even April 1st yet.
THE SUN has brought the incredible X-ray eyes girl to Britain and seen her amazing powers at first hand.
Russian Natasha Demkina, 17, has stunned doctors in her home country with her ability to see medical conditions inside people.
We flew her 1,500 miles to London to demonstrate her extraordinary powers on Sun reporter Briony Warden, who suffered multiple injuries when she was knocked down by a car in October last year.
She is still recovering from the hit-and-run and uses crutches or a wheelchair to get around.
Before Natasha arrived at Briony?s North London home, our reporter removed a leg brace and hid all clues to her injuries.
Then the petite blonde teenager, who looks years younger than her age, began her examination.
Briony, 36, said: ?I stood up and let her eyes scan over my fully-clothed body.
?Her pupils dilated and she seemed to go into a trance for a couple of minutes.
?Straight away she began identifying a pain site at the base of my spine which she called a ?blockage?.
?In fact I have four healing spinal fractures and some nerve damage.
?She described my pelvic area as being asymmetrical and pointed to the right side ? where I suffered several fractures.
?Pointing to my jaw, she reported seeing a ?hard, alien part? ? it was exactly the spot where a titanium plate holds my bones together.
?The most astonishing moment was when she saw the injuries to my left leg."
It isn't even April 1st yet.
THE SUN has brought the incredible X-ray eyes girl to Britain and seen her amazing powers at first hand.
Russian Natasha Demkina, 17, has stunned doctors in her home country with her ability to see medical conditions inside people.
We flew her 1,500 miles to London to demonstrate her extraordinary powers on Sun reporter Briony Warden, who suffered multiple injuries when she was knocked down by a car in October last year.
She is still recovering from the hit-and-run and uses crutches or a wheelchair to get around.
Before Natasha arrived at Briony?s North London home, our reporter removed a leg brace and hid all clues to her injuries.
Then the petite blonde teenager, who looks years younger than her age, began her examination.
Briony, 36, said: ?I stood up and let her eyes scan over my fully-clothed body.
?Her pupils dilated and she seemed to go into a trance for a couple of minutes.
?Straight away she began identifying a pain site at the base of my spine which she called a ?blockage?.
?In fact I have four healing spinal fractures and some nerve damage.
?She described my pelvic area as being asymmetrical and pointed to the right side ? where I suffered several fractures.
?Pointing to my jaw, she reported seeing a ?hard, alien part? ? it was exactly the spot where a titanium plate holds my bones together.
?The most astonishing moment was when she saw the injuries to my left leg."
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