In this chilling episode of The Supernatural Collective, we dive deep into the infamous case that inspired the 1982 horror film The Entity — the haunting of Doris Bither. A troubled woman with a history of trauma, substance abuse, and early encounters with the occult, Doris moved into a dilapidated house on Braddock Street in Culver City, California. From the start, she was warned: “This house is evil.” She didn’t believe it—until the violence began.

After reaching out to the parapsychology lab at UCLA in 1974, Doris became the subject of one of the most controversial paranormal investigations in American history. Investigators Barry Taff and Kerry Gaynor documented what they called psychokinetic phenomena: flying objects, foul smells, balls of lime-green light, and even a spectral form made of light itself.

But what made the case unforgettable — and disturbing — were Doris’s claims of repeated sexual assaults by invisible entities, witnessed only by her children. While skeptics point to lack of physical evidence, investigators captured shocking photographs of light anomalies and witnessed objects moving without explanation. Some even fainted during the most intense moments of the investigation.

Despite efforts to escape, Doris claimed the entity followed her — not just to a new home, but into the homes of her neighbors.

With exclusive details, real quotes from the investigators, and a careful retelling of events, this episode asks: How much can we believe? And how much are we willing to ignore?