Darling Possession (1596) Fake Possession by Thomas Darling, a 13-year-old boy of Burton-on-Trent, England. Darling, who aspired to become a Puritan minister, claimed to become possessed because a witch cursed him for
The Loudun Possessions (1630–1634) were a Mass Possession of Ursuline nuns of Loudun, France, who accused Father Urbain Grandier as the source of their Demonic afflictions. The Loudun Possessions were probably the most famous case of mass possession in history.
Marthe Brossier (16th century) a Fraudulent Possession case. Used as a vehicle for raising money from the gullible, Marthe Brossier’s alleged possession by Beelzebub also served as a means for the Catholic
Earling Possession (1928) One of the best-documented Demonic Possession cases in the 20th century. The possession of Anna Ecklund also is unusual for the combination of Demonic entities within one victim. Anna
Goodwin Possessions (1688) Demonic Possession of children in Boston, exorcized by the Puritan minister Cotton Mather. The possessions were blamed on a woman accused of Witchcraft. Mather wrote about this case in
The Louviers possessions (1647) were mass Demonic Possessions at a convent chapel of the Hospitaller sisters of St. Louis and St. Elizabeth in Louviers, France. The Louviers Possessions have similarities to the
Maillat Possession (1598) Case of Loyse Maillat, a young French DemonIAC whose story of Possession led to a mass witch hunt in the Burgundy region of France, presided over by one of
Mottlingen Possession (1836–1843) German peasant woman possessed by a ghost and more than 1,000 Demons. The case was published in English for the first time by the spiritualist medium W. T. Stead
Nancy Possession (1620) Case of Demonic Possession of a young woman in Lorraine, France. Elizabeth de Ranfaing, the DemonIAC, was exorcized in Nancy. The Demon possessing her Demonstrated a remarkable command of
Seven in Lancashire Possessions (1595–1597) English case of possessed children and adults, involving John Dee and the Puritan minister the REVEREND JOHN DARREL. The case bears similarities to the children in the
St. Louis Exorcism (1949) Complex Possession case that inspired the novel and movie The Exorcist, variously interpreted as one of Demonic possession, Poltergeist activity, and delusion. Many of the details of the
Throckmorton Possessions (1589–1593) The first well-known case of possessed young people and the successful destruction of witches based on the evidence of minors. The story of the five Throckmorton (also Throgmorton) girls
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