[Alex Murphy]

Ed and Lorraine Warren, who are devout Catholics, received much publicity in the late 70s from their involvement in “The Amityville Horror” case, which many today claim to have been a hoax, and have since published ten books about their supernatural investigations and adventures.

[frithguild]

When asked why he waited twenty seven years to address the problem, Glatzel explained it wasn’t until a friend of his brought his attention to the fact that the book, The Devil in Connecticut, was not only back in print, but was also being planned as a major motion picture by a production company in Hollywood who has since had to halt production due to internal conflicts. “Reluctantly, I read the book for the first time in twenty-seven years and was simply mummified. How could anyone believe this?” he asked by telephone from his parent’s home in Brookfield.

[pgkdan]

Ed and Lorraine Warren, who are devout Catholics...

Oh. Now I see why you posted this.

[dglowicki]

I was just wondering how the brothers came to the conclusion that the Warrens took away their childhood? It just sounds to me like they are being a bit money grubbing and “I should have thought of that first!”