The Original Devil in
Connecticut Book*
Is
BAAAAACK!
It's a case
that stunned the world. In 1981 a legion of devils, 43 in
all, invaded the home of an unsuspecting Connecticut family
and possessed their youngest son. Then it got worse. The
spirits had come to take a soul. And take it they did-in a
bizarre, out-of-control murder that violated the very rules
of God. Here Amityville demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren
reveal the facts the courts refused to hear. Judge for
yourself why "The Devil in Connecticut" is considered to be
one of the worst cases of possession in the twentieth
century.
"More
Frightening Than
The Exorcist"
- The
Associated Press
BACK FROM THE
GRAVE
After more
then 25 years, a large unopened lot of this rare, originally
covered, and out-of-print book has been discovered. It's now
being made available to the public, serious students of
demonology, and fans of Ed & Lorraine Warren,
the original
"Ghostbusters!"
Ed
Warren 1926 - 2006
The Devil in
Connecticut A
book so religiously controversial, it's rumored that lawyers
for the church were commissioned to kill the selling of the
book. The result ? After only six weeks on bookstore
shelves, it disappeared. (Survived only by these few copies
purchased!*)
Why? Because the book and story were true! Naming names,
citing the facts, and revealing reported secret
information. In short, the Catholic church didn't want the
story of this embarrassing defeat to get out! Nearly
everyone who attempted to help the family came under
physical demonic opposition. The possessing entities
viciously attacked the boy, his immediate and related family
members, every single Catholic priest assigned to
investigate the case and the very demonologists (Ed and
Lorraine Warren) hat attempted to exorcise the 43 demons.
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I have read this book
several times over the
course of 20 years and
it scares me each time I
read it. I can recall
reading the book and
getting
chills/Goosebumps in
each chapter. This is
intense reading and not
for the faint of heart.
I am not one for leisure
reading but this book is
one that I will sit down
for hours and read.
Condition of Books:
The "NEW"
Devil in Connecticut
books offered here
are over
25 years old, and
still in their
original shipping
boxes.
Only the hands of
time
have touched them.
All books have
varying
"yellowing" from
age.
All books are sold
as is.
Returns for exchange
of damaged books
ONLY. No refunds.
Dr. Gene Scott Ph.D
1929-2005
*Extra
Book Facts:
The late
great Dr. Gene Scott ordered this
private party printing of
The Devil
in Connecticut
book. (offered here) He helped make the
story infamous by his reading of it to a
worldwide audience as part of his
masterful series on Demonology. Books
include 2 extra pages of print
that he commissioned.
This is a true story- and very
scary. If you do not believe in
God and/or the Devil- this book
might change your mind. All the
events described here are backed
up by eye witnesses:
clergy, police, and some of their
neighbors. If you liked this
book, check out the Warren's
other book based on one of their
cases that in my opinion is even
scarier: In A Dark Place.
Discovery Channel even did a
documentary on it called "A
Haunting In Connecticut". Maybe
you've seen it-if you're
interested in the supernatural
like me.
This is a true story about a
family who came under strong
oppression and possession of
evil entities. If you are not a
believer in good and evil, this
book will change your mind.
I highly recommend this book to
those seeking education on such
subjects.
I bought the book a few weeks
ago and ended up reading it
within 24 hours. Very riveting!
I am looking forward to reading
more about Lorraine and Ed's
books!
I purchased this book because I
was in the process of doing
research for a story I had in
mind.
What I didn't know was that even
reading half of the book would
give me the full blown creeps
the way it did. In all
seriousness, the book was not
read by me in it's entirety and
went out of the house the very
same day I got it.
I do not know what part my
belief system played in the
whole experience but the idea
that anybody but a person with
absolute solid nerves of steel
needs to read this book is
ridiculous. A teenager should
not be allowed anywhere near
this book. I would say only the
most mature, solidly grounded
person with unbreakable faith
should be reading it.
There is some type of feeling of
dread that comes from this book.
I seriously am not trying to be
melodramatic here but should you
decide to try to give this book
a read you are truly doing so at
your own risk. There should be
some type of warning on the
front cover of the book. This
isn't some dressed up Hollywood
movie or a NYT best selling
romance novel. It truly alters
your perceptions, or at least it
did mine.
I did some follow-up research on
the book and found that many
people had supposedly
experienced unpleasant events
after reading the book. I cannot
qualify any of that except to
say that statements are on the
net for anybody to read and sort
out on your own. There is even a
site where the brother of the
kid in the book states that
nothing ever happened. Yes he
had a mental illness but no he
wasn't possessed. He describes a
game of human Chess motivated by
greed and money. None of us were
there so none of us will ever
really know.
My final observation about all
of this is that the guy who
wrote the book, Gerald Brittle,
holds high degrees in advanced
psychology. It even passed
through my mind that if he is
truly this advanced he might
possible have somehow wrote this
story in such a way as to put a
psychological whammy on you. I
do not have any idea.
The book is graphic in it's
depictions but the photos do not
really show much of anything.
Some things described seem
extremely unbelievable and seem
to borrow from "The Exorcist". I
guess interpretations would be
on a per case basis and left up
to the individual reader.
"The Exorcist" scared me but not
as much as reading half of this
book.
My advice is to stay away from
the book.
If you want to invite nights of
insomnia and some type of urge
to keep looking out your windows
then by all means...Knock
yourself out.
"The Devil in Connecticut" is an
eye-opener to all and sundry who
may not believe in the physical
existence and influence of evil
on earth. And whoever does not
believe that Satan or devil, the
evil one exists does not
actually believe well that
goodness (God) exists.
One thing excellent about the
final and successful exorcism on
the boy afflicted by the evil
influence of Satan through the
object consecrated to him, is
that good (God) will always
finally triumph over evil
(Satan).
And this is the only hope for
mankind here on earth and
hereafter.
Those who claim that they do not
believe in the existence of God
and his goodness, should get
some light and inspiration from
the book, think twice, swallow
their pride and arrogance,
gather at least the crudest form
of humility and ask themselves
this question: If God does not
exist, who or what then exists,
the ungrateful and arrogant man?
This book should be read by
every family on earth even
though it is very costly at
about $15.00 (1983 Paperback
Edition) I bought it together
with the postage. However I
don't regret having a copy of
it.
Well worth the money! It is very
scary to read about the devil
trying to get in a little boy! I
could not put it down it was
that good! This book should get
5 stars because it is so
detailed with facts of this
case. I had to sleep with the
light on it scared be that bad.
"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but
against principalities,
against powers, against the rulers of the
darkness of this world,
against spiritual wickedness in high places."
-
Apostle Paul Ephesians 6:12 King James Bible
Edition.
06/03/08
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