Father A., the head exorcist priest and Jaques, the priest friend of the psychiatrist were giving Julia a ride home when....
“Father Jacques had previously instructed me how evil spirits can affect our own senses and material reality, which makes it difficult, if not impossible, to tell the difference at times between what’s real and what isn’t.
Because both he and Father Jacques saw the same things, Father A. believed the spirits were altering material reality at that point and reflected their ability to assume, visibly, various shapes when appearing to humans. “They appeared, seemingly, in front of the windshield—fleeting, wavy, dark things,” he said.
As Father A. started to pull the car over, the headlights of the Chevy went dark, along with all the dashboard lights. Driving blind, Father A. veered the car into a small ditch, shaken, no doubt, but unhurt.”
Per the book
“known as Mara Salvatrucha, MS-13 started as a Los Angeles street gang of Salvadoran immigrants who had fled their homes following the civil wars of the 1980s.
Eventually, MS-13 spread to a few other US metropolitan centers, including in Northern Virginia and Long Island, where they quickly developed a reputation for drug dealing, child prostitution, robbery, and other acts of violence, from beatings and stabbings to murder. A number of ex-gang members have openly testified to their worship of what they regard as demons.
“Sometimes when we wanted to find out if people were snitching on us, we would summon the devil,” a former member who called himself Speedy told the New York Post in June 2017.
“We used a Ouija board to call him.”