Trevor Collins

You know, these things, when we pass, we're just staring into these black mirrors, sucking in our souls. Oh, yeah. But here's the thing. This occult museum of theirs was really interesting. It featured a collection of haunted items from many of their investigations, including And it has since shut down. And we'll talk about that when it comes up on the timeline.

But yeah, my fiance actually went to this museum with a friend of ours during the Annabelle press junket when that movie was coming out. And she was so... Listen, she's not a firm believer, but she's kind of like you in that sense of like, I don't want to mess with it. And so she just didn't even look at the Annabelle doll. She goes, yeah, I'm good. It's... Like, why would you? Yeah, yeah.

But yeah, my fiance actually went to this museum with a friend of ours during the Annabelle press junket when that movie was coming out. And she was so... Listen, she's not a firm believer, but she's kind of like you in that sense of like, I don't want to mess with it. And so she just didn't even look at the Annabelle doll. She goes, yeah, I'm good. It's... Like, why would you? Yeah, yeah.

But yeah, my fiance actually went to this museum with a friend of ours during the Annabelle press junket when that movie was coming out. And she was so... Listen, she's not a firm believer, but she's kind of like you in that sense of like, I don't want to mess with it. And so she just didn't even look at the Annabelle doll. She goes, yeah, I'm good. It's... Like, why would you? Yeah, yeah.

5,000? No, hell no. Okay, somewhere in between 5,000 and a million, Christian. Keep marking down the notes. Narrowing it down. Narrowing it down. Okay. So at some point while visiting these houses, again, we're still in the budding careers now as paranormal investigators, Lorraine begins to learn more about her clairvoyancy.

5,000? No, hell no. Okay, somewhere in between 5,000 and a million, Christian. Keep marking down the notes. Narrowing it down. Narrowing it down. Okay. So at some point while visiting these houses, again, we're still in the budding careers now as paranormal investigators, Lorraine begins to learn more about her clairvoyancy.

5,000? No, hell no. Okay, somewhere in between 5,000 and a million, Christian. Keep marking down the notes. Narrowing it down. Narrowing it down. Okay. So at some point while visiting these houses, again, we're still in the budding careers now as paranormal investigators, Lorraine begins to learn more about her clairvoyancy.

Meaning that she starts to realize she can speak to the dead, she can sense these spirits, and she begins to hold some of these seances. And again, I want to be very truthful. It's hard to pin down when exactly these things happened, when these claims were first reported, when we try to look at all the different sources.

Meaning that she starts to realize she can speak to the dead, she can sense these spirits, and she begins to hold some of these seances. And again, I want to be very truthful. It's hard to pin down when exactly these things happened, when these claims were first reported, when we try to look at all the different sources.

Meaning that she starts to realize she can speak to the dead, she can sense these spirits, and she begins to hold some of these seances. And again, I want to be very truthful. It's hard to pin down when exactly these things happened, when these claims were first reported, when we try to look at all the different sources.

But along these same lines, Ed is also teaching himself about demonology and using supernatural literature, his own faith, to kind of instill some of that knowledge. And per their autobiography, he actually was known to correct some of the books where he felt they were wrong. Which kind of creates a weird catch 22 for me.

But along these same lines, Ed is also teaching himself about demonology and using supernatural literature, his own faith, to kind of instill some of that knowledge. And per their autobiography, he actually was known to correct some of the books where he felt they were wrong. Which kind of creates a weird catch 22 for me.

But along these same lines, Ed is also teaching himself about demonology and using supernatural literature, his own faith, to kind of instill some of that knowledge. And per their autobiography, he actually was known to correct some of the books where he felt they were wrong. Which kind of creates a weird catch 22 for me.

If you're learning from these books and yes, your faith, you see something wrong in the book. It's kind of weird then to be like to teach the teacher kind of thing.

If you're learning from these books and yes, your faith, you see something wrong in the book. It's kind of weird then to be like to teach the teacher kind of thing.

If you're learning from these books and yes, your faith, you see something wrong in the book. It's kind of weird then to be like to teach the teacher kind of thing.

Now, I didn't really find any examples of specific corrections that they had made to books, but it is interesting. I mean, I don't know if that's mostly their faith speaking or if it's mostly their own experience coming to the table.

Now, I didn't really find any examples of specific corrections that they had made to books, but it is interesting. I mean, I don't know if that's mostly their faith speaking or if it's mostly their own experience coming to the table.

Now, I didn't really find any examples of specific corrections that they had made to books, but it is interesting. I mean, I don't know if that's mostly their faith speaking or if it's mostly their own experience coming to the table.

But speaking of faith, the Warrens were devout Catholics and their faith played a large role during their paranormal investigations, as is pretty clear when you see the films or you look at any of their interviews about their experiences. For example, they would often contact the church to perform exorcisms, you know, the right of exercising a demon from a person or from a house, a location. Right.