Family spooked as 'Satan' possesses new bathroom

Laszlo Csrefko of Budapest, Hungary, says an image of Satan the devil mysteriously appeared on his brand-new shower tile, prompting his family to seek an exorcist. (courtesy Orange News)

A family is quaking with fear every time members need to use the bathroom after an image of what they believe to be Satan the devil has mysteriously appeared on their shower tile.

"I was naked coming out of the shower and I could suddenly see his eyes staring into me," said a horrified Andrea Csrefko of Budapest, Hungary, after bathing for the first time. "I just screamed and ran."

According to Orange News in Britain, the family had just spent a fortune renovating their bath, shower and tiles when the image suddenly surfaced.

"We can't clean it off and it wasn't there when we put the tiles up," said Andrea's 52-year-old husband, Laszlo.

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"It just appeared overnight and nothing can move it. The room is always ice cold no matter how high we turn the heating up and we've just stopped using it because it's too spooky. We wash in the sink downstairs now."

The family is now seeking help from an exorcist to purge any evil spirits from the commode.

"We need some help from God or from the spirit world or we're going to seal up the room forever," Laszlo said.

Pittsburgh man claims 'Jesus' appeared in his bathroom

This alleged shower devil comes five years after "Shower Jesus" was said to have appeared on the bathroom tile of a Pennsylvania man who hawked the item on eBay.

"Shower Jesus has been freed from the wall!" exclaimed Jeff Rigo of Pittsburgh, who offered "a section of plaster wall bearing the apparent face of the Son of God. No other items, promises, tidings, or guarantees are included."

Rigo was able to sell the holy water stain for $1,999 to Internet casino GoldenPalace.com, the same company which cashed out $28,000 for a grilled cheese sandwich with an alleged image of the Virgin Mary.

Appearances by what some people believe is the face of Jesus have become quite commonplace in the news.

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Last year in Jonesborough, Tenn., all eyes were on a pickup truck belonging
to Jim Stevens.

Jim Stevens gazes at an image of what some say is Jesus, or perhaps 1970s singer Dan Fogelberg

It seems every day when morning dew would appear on his vehicle's window, a
clear image of a man would appear. The image would disappear when the moisture
was gone.

"However, when the dew returns the next morning so does the image on the
window. Even rolling the window up and down has not stopped it from
reappearing," noted the Johnson City
Press.

"Of course, I'm not going to wash it," said Stevens, whose vehicle could now
perhaps be classified as a holy roller.

Another high-profile "apparation" occurred last year inside this Kit Kat bar:

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"I was amazed. I just took a bite and then I saw the face of Christ in it,"
the finder told the Dutch website NU.nl. Other witnesses were less impressed,
with one noting, "It looks more like Darth Vader."