JC Dentun

Yeah, it's written earnestly. It's written as a work of nonfiction. It's written from a skeptic point of view, but like I said, in later editions, because the man who wrote it He was a skeptic. He wasn't a part of any organized faith.

And within a decade, he was a full-on Roman Catholic preaching about the ills of working with demons and working with lesser magics like that, which I think is pretty interesting to point out. The time he spent in contact with these things, as it circulated, a lot of people came back to him and said, I also have experiences with these things. These things are real. And it spread everywhere.

And within a decade, he was a full-on Roman Catholic preaching about the ills of working with demons and working with lesser magics like that, which I think is pretty interesting to point out. The time he spent in contact with these things, as it circulated, a lot of people came back to him and said, I also have experiences with these things. These things are real. And it spread everywhere.

And within a decade, he was a full-on Roman Catholic preaching about the ills of working with demons and working with lesser magics like that, which I think is pretty interesting to point out. The time he spent in contact with these things, as it circulated, a lot of people came back to him and said, I also have experiences with these things. These things are real. And it spread everywhere.

fairly quickly, especially for that period of time, you know, in this pre-internet world. And I think these anecdotes coming back to him reinforced the reality of this and made him change his mind from a full-on skeptic to a believer. I looked for anecdotes to see if he had experienced anything on his own.

fairly quickly, especially for that period of time, you know, in this pre-internet world. And I think these anecdotes coming back to him reinforced the reality of this and made him change his mind from a full-on skeptic to a believer. I looked for anecdotes to see if he had experienced anything on his own.

fairly quickly, especially for that period of time, you know, in this pre-internet world. And I think these anecdotes coming back to him reinforced the reality of this and made him change his mind from a full-on skeptic to a believer. I looked for anecdotes to see if he had experienced anything on his own.

I couldn't find anything, like, I don't think anything from the book came to him, but that didn't stop him from underscoring the fact that he thought they were real, and for the rest of his life, he said as much.

I couldn't find anything, like, I don't think anything from the book came to him, but that didn't stop him from underscoring the fact that he thought they were real, and for the rest of his life, he said as much.

I couldn't find anything, like, I don't think anything from the book came to him, but that didn't stop him from underscoring the fact that he thought they were real, and for the rest of his life, he said as much.

Zozo is mentioned with three other demons. I'm just going to pull up my notes here one second. So in this book, there's a story of a young girl who claimed to be possessed by three demons. Mimi, Capule, and Zozo. And the quote that I pulled from the book, the only thing really describing the action is, the girl went down the streets in all fours, sometimes forward, sometimes behind.

Zozo is mentioned with three other demons. I'm just going to pull up my notes here one second. So in this book, there's a story of a young girl who claimed to be possessed by three demons. Mimi, Capule, and Zozo. And the quote that I pulled from the book, the only thing really describing the action is, the girl went down the streets in all fours, sometimes forward, sometimes behind.

Zozo is mentioned with three other demons. I'm just going to pull up my notes here one second. So in this book, there's a story of a young girl who claimed to be possessed by three demons. Mimi, Capule, and Zozo. And the quote that I pulled from the book, the only thing really describing the action is, the girl went down the streets in all fours, sometimes forward, sometimes behind.

Sometimes she walked in her hands, feet in the air, at the risk of putting passersby in the confidence of her position. She would tell people that demons were possessing her, and she said it was like a gaggle or like a group of demons or something like that.

Sometimes she walked in her hands, feet in the air, at the risk of putting passersby in the confidence of her position. She would tell people that demons were possessing her, and she said it was like a gaggle or like a group of demons or something like that.

Sometimes she walked in her hands, feet in the air, at the risk of putting passersby in the confidence of her position. She would tell people that demons were possessing her, and she said it was like a gaggle or like a group of demons or something like that.