Conversations with Ed and Lorraine Warren

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Demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren, the original ghost hunters, sit down with fellow demonologist Tony Spera to discuss their most famous cases. Ed Warren began his ghost-hunting career at a young age after living in a haunted house and witnessing paranormal activities firsthand. Clairvoyant Lorraine Warren discovered her psychic abilities, such as reading auras, hearing spirits, and detecting evil presences, through her exposure to the supernatural world. The Amityville Horror is the Warrens' most famous haunting investigation, involving the alleged diabolic possession of Ronald Defeo, Jr. and the Amityville murders. The Warrens recount their experiences and the ongoing debate surrounding the events at the house. Allen and Carmen Snedeker experienced horror living in a possessed funeral home in Connecticut, where only an exorcism brought peace. Ed referred to the Smurl family as the "chosen ones," and their case inspired a book and TV movie. The Warrens also discuss a werewolf case involving Bill Ramsey and the Brookfield Demon murder trial, where demonic possession was claimed as a defense. They explore the art of psychic photography and share stories about mysterious places they have visited, miraculous events, and discussions of human vampires and sorcerers.