STOMPer Justmee7171's neighbours often draw and write on the corridor floor, chant and place paper dolls against the wall. The STOMPer wonders if the elderly couple are doing 'black magic'.

Said the STOMPer:

"My neighbours at Sengkang, Rivervale Drive, enjoy drawing and writing words on the floor along the corridor whenever they feel like doing it.

"Even more absurd, they even placed paper dolls cut out from cardboard against the wall along the corridor, is this considered black magic?

"To make things worse for the neighbours, the husband will chant prayers in a loud tone a few times from early morning till night and the wife will light joss sticks a few times in a day.

"Is this old couple too bored that they start doing such stuff?

"They've been doing this for about a year, and it happened ever since they appeared in the media after complaints about their untidy and noisy behaviour.

"The town council also came down to clear their things from the corridor after they received a complaint.

"I guess the neighbours believe it was us, but their noise can also be heard by neighbours from other storeys.

"I usually would ignore their behaviour, but recently my son has started to walk on his own, but he almost tripped on our neighbours' things. When I was pregnant I almost slipped on their wet floor.

"They are in their late 60's or early 70's, and their grown children are hardly at home, with two married and a son who comes back a few times a week.

"They've been staying here for about 10 years now, earlier than before we moved in. I heard the man used to be a medium.

"Their other antics include dancing and clapping in front of us when we came home (because we have to pass by their unit), writing on a whiteboard that was in the corridor, saying bad things about my son and so on.

"We have spoken to their son before, but he advised us to just ignore his parents' behaviour."