Las Vegas teen left traumatized by ‘eight-foot-tall demon creature’ in his backyard reveals he witnessed MORE ‘paranormal’ activity inside his home, and has enlisted the help of a priest to vanquish the malevolent being

A Las Vegas teenager traumatized after seeing a “six-foot-tall demon creature” in his backyard has sought the help of a priest after persistent paranormal activity.

Angel Kenmore, 17, spoke about the mysterious incident which he said took place in April last year when he saw a ‘gigantic creature’ which he believes was a demon.

The latest paranormal activity included a floating crucifix from which Jesus was torn, and flipping through the pages of a Bible in a room with no wind.

So he explained that he had enlisted the help of priests to pray over the house, which seems to have calmed things down.

Speak with NewsNation he explained: ‘I was in another room, my brother called me and there was a cross that was upside down. There was a statue of Jesus in it.

“They pulled Jesus out and threw him across the room, and he floated upside down in the air.”

He continued: “I didn’t do anything, we got close to it and it fell down. I was chilling and there was a bible just turning the pages.

“It was stable, it wasn’t like the air, like someone was holding it. As soon as I got close to it, it dropped again. This was inside. I think it’s a demonic presence.

“Some priests came to the house and prayers were said in the house, everything seems to be back to normal.

‘I have no explanation for what it is, the priests that they may be fallen angels. Demons or fallen angels, something like that.

‘Right now we feel good, it has been a long time since the priest came. I was quite scared, I was traumatised. We’ll be moving out of this house soon.’

Kenmore described it as ‘traumatising’ and has since been plagued by paranoia, struggling to understand what he saw during the grisly encounter.

He also described the event last year where he claims to have seen the “six-foot-tall demonic creatures with big shiny eyes.”

Kenmore said: “We were in the backyard and then, out of nowhere, we saw a big light coming down.

‘[It] actually crashed in the backyard. And a few seconds later I saw the big giant creature in front of me.

Kenmore described the figure as a “tall, lean, tall creature and gray-green in color.”

“When I looked at it, my body just froze, like I was having the same experience with sleep paralysis.”

“I’m staring at him and I’m looking at his whole body and he’s got strange looking feet and a big face and eyes and you could see a big mouth,” he added.

The terrifying encounter with the “non-human being” prompted Kenmore to call 911, and officers from the Metro Las Vegas Police Department were dispatched.

Bodycam footage shows a strange blue ball of light flashing across the sky on April 30 around 11:50 p.m.

About 39 minutes after the initial call, another resident called 911 and said two unknown entities were in his backyard after seeing an object fall from the sky.

In the last interview, Kenmore said he remembered the creature growling in his backyard, “like a dog.”

‘It was moving and breathing. He was angry, like he wanted to do something by looking at me.” said Kenmore.

At that moment he felt the supernatural being in control of his body as he said, “I couldn’t move.”

Despite numerous threats and interrogations, Kenmore and his family have remained steadfast in their account of last year’s experiences.

‘They can think whatever they want. If I was doing it for fame, I would be making videos on YouTube.”

‘I didn’t make any money from this. I don’t need money. It was a very bad and traumatizing experience.”

In a YouTube video posted last year, Kenmore presented details about the alleged “UFO crash” and the creatures he called “100 percent not human.”

‘I hear something falling from the sky. I turn around. “All I see is a big light falling from the sky, and a moment later I feel a big impact and a bang,” he said.

With two nearby air bases – Creech and Nellis – there is a theory that an aircraft could be behind the crash.

An 8 News NOW report that originally broke the story shared the theory, but the air bases have denied being involved.

The report also mentions a possible equipment failure, which the government is collecting.

Another theory suggests that a meteor may have caused the streak in the night sky, with the American Meteor Society confirming 21 reported sightings of it spanning California, Nevada and Utah.