A video has gone viral after a “possessed” American Airlines passenger had a violent meltdown, with one witness claiming this “was probably the most disturbing thing” they had ever seen in their entire life.

Not even minutes after the plane took off in Savannah, Ga., the man ended up in handcuffs but not before he caused injuries and vandalized airline property.

I would agree that is "very, very disturbing." It's unclear if the man was overdosing on narcotics, was totally bonkers, or actually "possessed" but all three may or may not be true at the same time.

According to the New York Post:

Fellow passenger Rosenberg said he became concerned when Augustin began yelling about demons.

“He started stomping his feet violently, like heavily and screaming — it was kind of a chant,” he told CBS Miami. “He was talking about devils and possession. You have to kind of see-it-to-believe-it sort of thing.”

He kicked a flight attendant who went to check on him so hard in the chest that they flew across the aisle of the plane and crashed into a window, according to an affidavit. After the kick, the pilot decided it was safest to take the Miami-bound plane back around to Savannah.

Once the flight landed he immediately began punching the door. Authorities were then reportedly forced to taze him three times because he refused to let go of his sister's hair. But what makes this even more unsettling is that his sister then proceeded to chant hymns.

He also swallowed the rosary — which his sister later told police was because the beads are “a weapon of strength in spiritual warfare.”

After the duo was detained, Augustin’s sister told authorities they were traveling to Haiti to “flee religious attacks of a spiritual nature,” according to the affidavit.

While on the flight, Augustin told his sister “to close her eyes and pray because Satan’s disciple(s) had followed them onto the plane and the legion did not want the Augustins to make it to Haiti,” the affidavit said.

Fortunately, no one was seriously injured but stories like this, combined with the feelings of there being many more plane incidents, only make driving to your destination that much more appealing.

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