Paranormal Investigators 7 The Werewolf and the Demon Trial: An Ed and Lorraine Warren File

By Rodney C. Cannon

The legendary investigations of Ed and Lorraine Warren continue with the werewolf investigation of Bill Ramsey.

Also their investigation of Arne Cheyenne Johnson,.a man who committed murder and who tried to use demon possession as his defense. His murder trial became known as the Demon Murder trial. These files are two of the most fascinating cases investigated by the famous paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren.

Is the werewolf legend actually based upon demonic possession? If someone is actually possessed by a demon and kills someone can this be used as a defense in a criminal trial? These are questions that we hope to answer with this book.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Publishdrive
• Release date: Jan 13, 2018
• ISBN: 9781641861199

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PARANORMAL INVESTIGATORS 7

The Werewolf and the Demon Trial

An Ed and Lorraine Warren File

By.

Rodney C. Cannon and Leo Hardy

CHAPTER ONE  THE DEMONOLOGIST

What is a Demonologist?

Introduction

Demonology is essentially the study of demons and the belief system that surrounds them. Theologically speaking it relates to supernatural beings that are more powerful than humans but still far beneath gods within many different mythologies. Unlike its name implies however it does not focus solely on malevolent beings the kind of which are depicted in film and on television, but also with benevolent beings that have few if any worshipers and are as such not very well known. To the thinking of many people, demons are dark, malignant spirits that hearken to a much darker lifestyle and are meant to torment the living. While this is might be in part quite accurate, it is not the only focus of a demonologist.

What A Demonologist Does

The word demon at one time meant a benevolent being, but its translation to English somehow switched that meaning to something far darker and less kind. When regarded as spirits, demons are often thought of as discarnate souls that have never had a body of their own. This however depends on the myths of each culture in which demons appear. If one was to look at the myths and legends surrounding demons in Africa as opposed to America they might find that one culture believes in demons as spiritual beings without a body of their own, whereas the popular myth of the day in

Reviews for Paranormal Investigators 7 The Werewolf and the Demon Trial

[Michael Barnes · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Quite a few details were excluded, in an attempt to persuade the readers to believe that these cases were instances of mental illness and/or attempts for violent criminals to cover their tracks. This is quite possibly the most biased writing I've ever read.