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The Devil in Connecticut | Gerald Brittle

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It is a case that stunned the world. In 1981 a legion of devils, 43 in all, invaded the home of an unsuspecting Connecticut family and possessed their youngest son. Then it got worse. The spirits had come to take a soul. And take it they did-in a bizarre, out-of-control murder that violated the very rules of God. Here Amityville demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren reveal the facts the courts refused to hear. Judge for yourself why "The Devil in Connecticut" is considered to be one of the worst cases of possession in the twentieth century.

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The Devil in Connecticut | Gerald Brittle

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Definitely a creepy read. It kept me pretty captivated. I would have finished it in a day if I hadn‘t been so exhausted yesterday. It get very similar to Amityville Horror though.

⭐️: 4/5

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