Pennsylvania’s Amityville Horror
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Pennsylvania’s Amityville Horror
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The Smurl Haunting represents one of America's most compelling cases of alleged demonic possession, often referred to as "Pennsylvania's Amityville Horror." In his interview with Stan Mallow paranormal author and researcher Maxim W. Furek delved into the disturbing details of this case which inspired "The Conjuring: Last Rites" and continues to captivate those interested in supernatural phenomena decades after the events occurred.
What makes the Smurl case particularly compelling is the consistency of the manifestations with other documented cases of demonic infestation. And, perhaps most disturbing was Jack Smurl's claim that he had been sexually assaulted by a succubus—a female demon—an unusual admission in cases of this nature that required tremendous courage to disclose publicly.
Further, what truly sets the Smurl case apart from many haunting accounts is the involvement of prominent paranormal investigators and religious authorities. In the interview Maxim talks about all of them and described the roles they played in exorcising evil entities from the Smurl home.
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