By Kirby Robinson
Tonight’s show begins at 7 PM [PST] or 10 PM [EST]. The topic is:
The Myth-Busting Continues! Amityville Horror, The
Haunting in Connecticut and The Conjuring
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If you tuned in last week, you know we didn’t finish
debunking the Amityville Horror case.
We still have at least 30 minutes of information to share with you before
moving on to the Haunting in Connecticut
case--which will take up the rest of the show. The show we had lined up for
September 11, debunking the claims in the book The Harbinger, is being pushed back to the 18th of September. As you
may/may not know, the book focuses on the events that occurred on 9/11 because
God was angry at the USA due to sin and not being closer to Israel.
We’ll then take a detailed look into the Perron case The Conjuring, or what I like to call The Concocted.
Ed Warren -- If Only I Knew How Deceptive You Were…
…and that includes Lorraine as well. Sometimes I’m
hardheaded and freely admit that when I give my loyalty it takes a lot for me
to regret doing so. However, after our investigation into the three cases we’re
debunking on the radio show, there are many similarities.
~ All occur in New England
~ All feature families with two parents and two [or
more] children
~ All feature families in transition. A blended family
in Amityville; health crisis in Connecticut; and family in need of a new
location in the Perron case.
~ All claim demonic activity
~ All claim something odd went on in the house prior
to moving in. Amityville and the Conjuring claim it was murder. In Connecticut,
the funeral home employees practiced necrophilia.
~ All the families made money off their cases
~ All families freely went public with their claims
~ None of the families can produce any proof that
there was anything going on
~ All were made into feature film franchises
~ From the information that’s available, none of the
cases are real
~ Ed and Lorraine Warren were involved in these cases
and they cashed in, laughing all the way to the bank. I personally doubt that Ed
is laughing any longer, as God won’t be mocked. I wonder if anyone with real
spiritual discernment has ever brought the $109 package where you get to eat
dinner with Lorraine. What’s on the menu? EVP entrees and demonic desserts? This
is followed by a tour in her basement Occult Museum and ends with a walk to
Ed’s grave. Do you hear Ed begging for forgiveness for all the fakery he took
part in?
Throughout my career, I heard it wasn’t Ed that was
full of a desire to be rich and famous it was Lorraine. Was that just a way to ignore
what was really going on?
Have you ever dug into how these two got their start
in the business of demonology?
It wasn’t a calling from God to do this for His glory.
It’s important to note that Ed didn’t call himself a Christian demonologist but
a religious one. Religion can’t cast out a single demon. Demons enjoy leading
people down the religious path--religious people were responsible for killing
Jesus Christ. Today, the same self-righteous religious people want to stamp out
Christianity. You just don’t decide that dealing with demons is what you want
to do. God decides if He wants you to deal with the demonic.
Apparently, Ed felt he knew more about art and he
could paint better than anyone else could. So Ed would paint a picture of a
house and in the painting he’d add ghosts floating out of the windows. Lorraine,
the used car salesperson [like Jim Bakker], was the one that would tell the
homeowner they had a demon issue. Not a small problem, but a big one.
That kept the pair happy for a while. In the mid-1970s
public awareness on the dark side increased due to the book and movie version
of The Exorcist. The Warrens knew how
to work the P.R. circuit, doing lectures at every turn. Then came the Perron
case and the Amityville Haunting. There was no turning back. It became less
about helping people and more about helping themselves. No longer would it be a
30-second news spot. More books about these cases populated library and
bookstore shelves. Ed told Ray Garton, author of the book about the Haunting in
Connecticut case, to “make the shit up and make it scary.” The truth no longer
mattered. Maybe it never did. Have you ever seen any tape about their cases, or
any photos that couldn’t be explained away? Like the demon boy photo from the
Amityville haunting…that was a young man, not a boy. He worked for the Warrens and
posed for the picture in order to make more money for them.
It didn’t stop there. Many of the current crop of para-fakes
like Ryan Buell copied her schemes, selling it to a new generation of suckers.
Ed and Lorraine would host a class at a nearby restaurant and charge $20. They
also made the student fork over a percentage of the food and drink tab.
Now that Ed is gone, Lorraine hasn’t slowed down a bit
from her wacky appearances on fake TV shows like Paranormal State to the movie The
Conjuring which is rumored to have two sequels in the works. How’s that?
Well, they’re based on the case files of Ed and Lorraine Warren that no one has
ever seen.
It’s interesting to note how Lorraine has difficulty
grasping the truth. She claims an exorcism was performed on the Amityville home.
None was ever done. [She also said that the haunting there was from the bowels
of the earth. I think it was from someone’s bowels.]
She claims that every time she went into the house she
carried a photo of Padre Pio with her. If you want to be inspired by someone
who exhibits all the traits of genuine compassion, please read this: http://padrepiodevotions.org/a-short-biography/
When you say every time that means every time you are
in the house you have that photo in your hand. She even shows how she held it
in the documentary My Amityville Horror.
So we decided to take a look at all the photos of her in the house that we
could find and take a close look at them. There were some photos where you
couldn’t see her hands, or only one hand. But the majority of the photos we
could examine and see if she was holding anything in them. Turns out that the
number of times Padre Pio’s photo was seen is zero.
Charles Lutz stated in the documentary that everyone
in the home was saved and baptized. This fact must have slipped by Lorraine. No
one who is saved can be possessed by the demonic. God and the devil can’t be in
the same body at the same time. This simple fact is learned in demonology 101.
When I get back to LA, which, knock on wood will be
soon, all the books about the pair or written by Ed Warren will go sailing out
the door. They won’t land on the curb for some unsuspecting person to find,
read and be deceived, but into the trash where they belong.
Nowadays there are so many like Ed and Lorraine running
around in the paranormal field. Some want to help, but they still want the gravy
train and all the fame baggage that follows. Others just want to hop aboard
that train, as they don’t give a damn.
To me that’s scarier than any demon I’ve ever
encountered.
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