Dark Exorcism Page #3

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he violently attacked his father

and jumped out a

third floor window.

The boy died, correct?

Yes, but not from

the initial fall.

He made it three blocks

on severely broken legs

before running directly...

In my expert opinion, this

boy was under the control

of something that was true evil.

Can I get a copy of that tape?

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What are you doing?

Professional, smart,

sex goddess.

I'm trying to focus here.

Sorry.

Sorry.

Very interesting.

It's research.

I'm meeting up with that

professor again tomorrow

to investigate

this lady's claims

that her house is

besieged by evil spirits.

You're kidding me.

You buy into any of this stuff?

Of course not.

Not even a little bit?

We don't live in the

dark ages anymore.

What?

I'm totally sleeping

with a heathen.

Shut up.

Like you're so righteous?

Hey, my family's

from North Carolina.

We're some God-fearing folk.

I don't know, I guess

if anybody could

make me a true believer...

She's debunked way more

than she's proven to be

true paranormal events.

Fellow academics lovingly refer

to her as the miracle killer.

But now she believes in this?

Maybe even more than people

who had just jumped to

conclusions, you know.

It's like she's actually

looking for real evidence

that there's something

more out there.

One case in particular

spooked her pretty bad.

This kid died in a

botched exorcism.

Yeah.

She played me the craziest tape.

I got a copy for my notes.

Well, this is all pretty

enthralling pre-bedtime material.

There was something

else I kinda wanted

to talk to you about.

I was just wondering if you'd

thought any more about

what I asked you

about last week.

I, I just, I really have

a lot of reading to do.

I mean, it just

makes sense, right?

We're both in new

periods of growth.

I'd really like to come home to

the same place as you every day.

Officially.

We are in a really

good place right now.

We can talk about it

again soon, I promise.

This is so crazy.

Look at these statistics.

Sixty percent of Americans

believe in ghosts?

Another twenty percent claim

a personal experience.

Hey.

Forty eight percent...

Buckley, stop.

I can't control myself.

Buckley!

There is no Buckley, only Zool.

No wait, look, look at this.

Five stages of a haunting.

Okay, stage one.

Cold spots, noises, odors, hearing

footsteps, and feelings of being watched.

It's so weird.

Stage two, gets more

advanced, right?

Whispers, laughs,

moans, shrieking.

Moans, shrieking,

now I'm interested.

Moans and shrieking

and moving shadows.

Stage three, lights and

other electrical appliances

turning on and off.

Unseen hands grabbing

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