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Max Igan - as far as I know, was the first to point out the pointing hand and spinning around death style - he used TWO people.... and others have picked it up and added the numbers of spinning and tipping people to it and run with it.
Something is just not right with this situation.
The spinning around and what appear to be reactions to visual hallucinations (swatting at something they think they see) are consistent with symptoms of a Temporal Lobe Dysfunction / Temporal Lobe Epilepsy / Temporal Lobe Seizure.
The rigid paralysis, though, is something else altogether unrelated to TLD. Needle craft brain damage leading to a host of overlapping seizure-like symptoms, perhaps? Guess we'll find out as we now have a pool of potentially millions of test subjects to collect data from...if the data is ever allowed to see the light of day, of course.