Josh

I'll never forget watching that for the first time in theaters and just being completely...

out of my element, immersed into story.

Is there a bigger franchise?

Ah, that makes sense.

I can see that.

But after investigating together for over 50 years, Ed passed away in 2006 after years of failing health, and Lorraine passed away in 2019, naturally in her sleep.

But they've left behind a very vast and also controversial legacy, including allegations of sexual abuse against Ed.

Many people have also accused them of being outright frauds who preyed on vulnerable families.

But others believe their stories regardless.

I mean, I think regardless of whether or not you think they're frauds or not, I don't think many of us can deny that their stories are

some of the best in the paranormal sphere.

Yeah.

You know, at the very least, fraudsters are not.

Definitely entertainers are good storytellers.

Exactly.

But the Warrens...

Now, they were definitely active during this time period.

In 1998, the Warrens actually lived only 20 minutes away from the Beckwith family in the town of Monroe, Connecticut.

And as many of you probably know, Ed and Lorraine kept a collection of haunted objects that they accumulated from their investigations over the years.

This includes items like the very infamous Raggedy Ann doll, which I wish I had the Raggedy Ann doll, but...