The Exorcism of Anelise Michel



Unravel the chilling truth behind exorcisms in this spine-tingling journey through history. From demonic chants to the tragic case of Anelise Michel, discover the dark practices the Church doesn’t want you to know.

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42 thoughts on “The Exorcism of Anelise Michel”

  1. So let me understand this:
    They did the exorcism in Secret, on the grounds of 'she doesn't look epileptic?'

    I have a feeling this was less about the exorcism and more about the glory of 'divine healing.' That the priests doing this only thought about the bragging rights they would have afterwards. Being able to 'prove' that a clear medical illness is really 'demons that can be banished,' is a big feather in the cap for any bishop.

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  2. Look at that list of 'demons…'
    Most where historical figures, that is the sort of weak excuse a child would use when caught in a lie. Three where demonic figures but even those three where names that come fast to mind for someone in their church. Legion, Baal, Lucifer… Yeah, right, you know you had no such evidence.

    For there are no new names here, nor any names that match ancient texts known only to demonologists, and they are using humans to pad out the list. Nothing someone who actually studies these things would find worthy more then the trash. In full disclosure, I am not a practitioner but I do follow Forrasis, so this is just rubbing me wrong as all sorts of unethical behavour would.

    Oh the laughs there:
    The most knowledgeable voice on Ethics and Logic can be found in hell….

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  3. They can't apologize with out admitting they were wrong. Doing so would cause more criticism. How many more times were they wrong? When you're dealing with that much money and power, do you honestly think they would admit fault?

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  4. If you're hiring the defense lawyer from the Nuremberg trials, you have done something really f'd up.

    And I have to wonder if she even could eaten towards the end. Maybe "refusing food" and vomiting because your body can't even process it is considered the same by them.

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  5. Jesus christ Simon. Everytime i get fixated on something i find yet another of your channels, and when i sub within a day or two you publish a video of what i was fixated on! Teach me your ways oh wise Sorcerer, so i may create quality content and grow my viewership 🙌

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  6. I didn’t expect to see this on here but I am actually more pissed than scared. Any one who has covered this case always uses a picture of Anneliese suffering (which I think is a post mortem photograph of her) I don’t know if it’s for clicks or what but I find it to be incredibly disrespectful. Whether she was possessed or not, she was a human being like the rest of us and the fact that her suffering is still being exploited makes me angry. Cmon Simon, you’re better than that.

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  7. There was the death of a child recently by exorcism in California, USA. The toddler was crying a lot and the mom thought it was demons. Her, her uncle, and the priest were arrested, charged, and found guilty. There is religious freedom but that doesn't give you a right to kill your kid with the excuse of "they had demons."

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  8. This kinda makes it sound like these rituals are common practice in the church, but I've never encounted anything even remotely resembling this kind of stuff.
    I wonder if this is like someone reading about CIA operations and then believing that their local librarian is secretly doing Mission Impossible stuff because they are both government employees.

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  9. Hate to say it given the legal ramifications, stigma, and exceedingly high costs of mental healthcare today I don’t find it surprising that many people turn to the church for mental treatment. Especially given the current tendency of physicians to over medicate those seeking help. Sure we can find examples of exorcisms gone wrong, but at least the church tends to treat it like a last resort, after prayer, investigation and just plain talking to someone with genuine compassion and working to understand the underlying issues. Which is in most cases what a mentally ill person needs.

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  10. I don't knowif thern version of the catholic exorcism took place in the 1500s, but Pr Dendle UPenn, an expert on the devil and the middle ages, has found out that A LOT OF PRACTICES used in Saxon and Norman England were actually exorcistic in nature : chase the evil spirits off before they can do harm.

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