Why not believe it? Were you a witness? Do you know the family? There were collaborators and I'm not talking about other family members. If I were them, though, there is NO WAY I would have consulted a clairvoyant.
There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio (gusty), Than are dreamt of in your philosophy. William Shakespeare
I do not understand why CPS took the kids away from the mother.
Art Bell fan?
Consulting a clairvoyant was a big mistake, but based on what I have read a common mistake. Occult activities usually lead to an increase in demonic infestation. A priest as a person who usually daily holds the body of Christ in his hands is who is needed to chase away demons.
If I had to guess… the demonic activity if legitimate had less to do with the house and more to do with what mom was doing. This might also explain CPS involvement. My guess is she was heavily into the occult ( observe hair and make-up pictures) and did not understand the nature of what she was playing with. Embarrassing to admit that, easier to blame the house.
Occult practices are gaining in popularity…just look at the grammys ( no joke intended here)
Just because someone saw this happen, I believe they saw it. It doesn’t have to mean I have to believe it happened, only that they say they saw it..I Don’t believe it.
You need to put yourself in the position of authority when this family starts to tell their story. The family went to them with their story after first going to the church (initially denied), the police (crazy bunch), etc.
What would you do if you were suppose to make an assessment of a family who insists they have ghosts, are all possessed by demons, etc. If you go clinical, there has to be some mental illness going on here.... AT First. But after police, DCS and the church investigated, all reports along with several witnesses (many of whom were named in reports but refused to be interviewed), included a conclusion of "Paranormal Activity."
Ironically, I have met Athiests who "believe in evil spirits, ghosts and the devil" but not a "god." That's a mind bender there.