Hazlina’s Double
Hazlina’s
was actually my secretary when we were working for a large local company in
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. She is undoubtedly one of the sweetest, most patience and
nicest girl I that ever met (except for
my wife ha! ha!). At that time, Hazlina was only about 25 year old when strange
and eerie incidents occurred then. She was still staying then in semi-rural in
an old wooden in Tanjung Malim, a district of Selangor, with her grandmother
together with her elder brother’s family. Her brother and his wife have 4 kids
aged between 6 years to 12 years then.
Hazlina’s Grandmother old house in Selangor
Friends and
relatives at her old house in Tanjung Malim reported of seeing Hazlina – who looks exactly looks like her but is not
her, and always and mostly when Hazlina is away.
One of the
earliest incidents involved the four kids, Hazlina’s nephew and the 3 nieces, when
they were playing in the courtyard after dinner and were reluctant to go back
for their baths. The constant and angry dressing-down and scolding’s from both
the mother and grandmother but were virtually useless as the kids were having
too much old fashioned fun with their hide and seek games. The children then
noticed that their Aunty Hazlina’s were waiting impatiently and standing and
peering at them at the end of the courtyard. Hazlina were carrying a big stick
on one of her hand and beating on her palm on the other hand and staring
silently at the kids. The children were a bit surprised at Aunt Hazlina’s behavior
and mood as Hazlina was normally so patient and so easy going. However the kids
reluctantly and silently stop their game and went back to the house and to
their baths. When the kids were done, one of the eldest daughter asked her
mother, where is Aunt Hazlina. Her mother was puzzled by her question and
curtly shook her head, “You know your Aunt Hazlina is working and will be back
later”. The children however insisted
that Aunt Hazlina was already back and was actually looking at them in the
courtyard. Instead they got a thrashing from their weary and tired mother for
making up that story. The frantic grandmother had to fend for her
grandchildren.
In another
incident, Hazlina’s grandmother got back from market and wearily trudging her
vegetables and food stuffs back to her home. She noticed that Hazlina was
smiling and looking at her in their front living room. “Oh my god!..she should
be at work, is she sick!” Hazlina’s grandmother exclaimed and waved at Hazlina
to help her with the vegetables. When Hazlina did not help with her stuff she
wearily climbed her wooden stairs…and Hazlina’s was not there…nobody was around.
Hazlina’s brother was working, his wife was busy in the kitchen cooking and the
kids were in school. Later they found Hazlina’s was at work at that time.
Another
incident occurred when Hazlina and her boyfriend (now happily married) drove
back home to at Hazlina’s house at Tanjung Malim, after office in Kuala Lumpur
and after a dinner. When Hazlina’s boyfriend has parked his car at the house he
was excited and grabbed a pocketful of sweets as he expected that the kids to
be looking out at the windows impatiently at their front porch for their
rewards. Instead he got a surprised of his life when he saw looking out from
the house and smiling sweetly at him was Hazlina – or be correct someone who
looked exactly like Hazlina, an exact duplicate! With his mouth wide opened, he
quickly turned to look at Hazlina only to find her eyes wide opened in total
disbelief looking at her double.
When they
rushed into the house, they did not find Halina’s double and instead they found
the rest of the family in the kitchen happily eating durians (translate: a succulent creamy fruit but
often describe as “stinky”).
There were
several instances of meeting Hazlina’s double but since her marriage there no
cases of her double ….so far!