Episode 54: The Visitation

During the swell  of the Satanic Panic, New England’s premiere paranormal investigators, Ed and Lorraine Warren, headed to the Pennsylvania home of Jack and Janet Smurl, who believed they were beset by unwelcome visitors: demonic ones.  The Smurls’ strange experiences were chalked up to a cash grab by some, but could they have truly been in need of an exorcism--or was the problem actually a different supernatural phenomena? 


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N/A, “Catholic Family Asks” The Catholic Advance 1986

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David Singleton, “Demons No Longer. . . “ Citizens’ Voice, 1986. 

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N/A, AP, “House Said To. . .” The Parsons Sun, 1986

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Kim Masters, Ashley Cullins “War Over the Conjuring. . .”The Hollywood Reporter, 2017.

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