She said the power of faith has gotten her out of many scary situations because it’s often about fighting the demonic with goodness. Warren said her presentations are in extra demand during September and October because fascination with the subject is heightened during, “Hallow’s Eve,” as she calls it.Ī Roman Catholic, Warren now and in the early career with her husband, often works with priests and other clergy because they rely on blessings and sometimes exorcism to resolve a case.
Warren, now 87, soft spoken and sweet to all those who engaged her in conversation at a meet and greet, said presenting at Lauralton was like “going home,” because she attended the school in the late 1930s, but had to leave because of illness. Warren, who mostly along with her late husband, has investigated more than 10,000 cases of paranormal activity, presented the talk and slide show of cases at the Catholic girls’ high school with the help of her son-in-law Tony Spera, also a paranormal investigator. The couple had a lot of input in the first movie, but “Annabelle,” is fabricated.
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The movie is a prequel to “The Conjuring,” based on the Warren’s real-life case involving the doll. One museum-goer who ignored the warnings and taunted the doll, died in a motorcycle crash shortly after being told to leave the museum.
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