It was first registered in 2300 B.C. And then epidemics happened during the Middle Ages. But in 2004, it was this American girl’s turn. - Jeanna Giese was a good daughter, a dedicated student and an animal lover. She lived with her family in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Her case went down in history and is worth remembering. Turns out, 2 decades ago, on September 12, 2004, her day started like any other. Jeanna was happy, but a visit to church would change it all. There, inside the church, a winged fig