Issue 129 – Paranormal Potpourri

By Kirby Robinson

Listen to tonight’s radio show Jim Bakker & His Merry Band of Prophets Want World Dominion! [7 PST/ 10 EST]

http://www.goddiscussion.net/2013/08/05/the-false-prophets-of-dominion-and-kingdom-now-theology-wednesday-august-7-2013/

Things are happening all over the paranormal field. Whether good, bad, or wacky, none of the news is too controversial for us.

Fake Book About a Fake Medium Disappears!

The so-called Theresa Caputo Diaries, written by a nonexistent author, is no longer on the Internet. The photos of Sir Ken Robinson that were being used to help perpetrate the scam are no longer being used on the fake website.

Even the ‘New England Review’ blog that posted a fake review about the fake book about that fake medium has vanished. This is a victory for the truth. But rest assured we have screen shots of the book in order to remind these people who tried to steal $49.98 from John Q. Public not to try it again. http://eyeontheparanormal.blogspot.com/p/fake-caputo-book.html

The Conjuring of Greed

Many of you might have noticed this link on my Facebook page

http://www.woonsocketcall.com/node/9102

The Sutcliffe family has lived in the home for 25 years and is under siege from fans of the hit summer movie The Conjuring. Note that Norma Sutcliffe doesn’t think ghosts are real. In a phone call, she told me that nothing paranormal has ever happened in the home.

I talked about this on my radio show last week. The next day someone sent me season 2 episode 7 of Ghost Hunters. Guess what? Norma Sutcliffe is discussing a vibrating bed and more. Now, Mrs. Sutcliffe complains that because of The Conjuring, it’s very easy for people to find the house and disturb them. But in 2005 she was singing a different tune. On Google there’s an excerpt from the book Ghost Hunting: True Stories of Unexplained Phenomena from The Atlantic Paranormal Society. Go up to page 201 at the start of THE HOUSE WITH A HISTORY June 2005. Here’s the link http://tinyurl.com/luwgnjr

To purchase the book on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Ghost-Hunting-Unexplained-Paranormal-ebook/dp/B000UZNSZY/

All this points in the direction of paranormal fakery. The Conjuring is the new Amityville Horror--a hoax that is still alive today.

Personally, I feel that the Sutcliffes are upset that they got no money from the studio and that’s why they’re complaining.

Bob Larson & His Sexy Female Exorcists are on the Loose Again!

I’ve blogged on this subject in the past and have spoken out against Bob Larson and his deceitful ways. Now, Bob and his girls are getting even more attention. Check out this clip with a very good background:

http://www.slate.com/blogs/xx_factor/2013/08/02/charlet_duboc_and_vice_investigate_bob_larson_and_his_teen_girl_exorcists.html

Less background, more footage

http://jezebel.com/teenage-exorcists-explain-the-dangers-of-sexually-tra-979711935

How Much Information did Roger LeRoy’s Paranormal Team Give the Klinge Brothers & Chip Coffey about Fake Murder Bordello?

It seems that no matter how much proof the mayor of Galena, Kansas and the investors of the fake site are given they keep ignoring it. All they see is green. We hear that Ghost Huntersmight be investigating the site. A movie about all the ghosts and demons in the house might be made. These ghosts and demons must have low IQ’s as they got the wrong address. When they attempt to pick up their paychecks for haunting the house, will it be there? LOL

How much information was fed to the Klinge Brothers and Chip Coffey [who was consulted by Eric Leven a producer on Paranormal State regularly on upcoming cases]? Did something happen at the fake bordello site? Mr. LeRoy posted this comment on Facebook

So today Most of my team Got to meet Chip Coffey It was a very fun Experience Especially for Katrina Hagen.

Roger has been very hyper about anyone suggesting that the house isn’t even the real site. He’s even saying things like “well the murders might not have taken place there but there is no proof that the murdering pimps didn’t consult or help out with the place.”

He even posted this:

So I propose this, We get with Russ and Brian, and we ask each founder from our local groups to hold a lock down at the bordello, and have KSN or Fox news follow us for about two hours or even and all night Investigation. and limit it to 6 founders.
Lauren Woodall, Diego Hinkle Kira Pfeifle. Dar Perry-Counts, Josh Shackles, Roger LeRoy And then get together with the news crew and review the evidence.

There are major issues here. First, you’d have to prove that any of the proof is real. This can only be done by people who aren’t involved in the paranormal field and don’t have a profit motive.  You’d have to prove the devices used are real and actually do what they’re supposed to do. Again, this would have to be conducted by a scientist who isn’t involved in the paranormal field and has no profit motive. Then, you’d have to prove that ghosts are real. Again, no one has ever done that. Finally, you’d have to prove that that house was the site of the murder bordello, which can’t be done. Even the owners have stated this.

Klinge Brothers Yank Away Welcome Mat to Ghost Hunters at Murder Bordello Open House

On the weekend of August 3-4, Galena, Kansas had a Route 66 Festival showing off its tourist attractions. The fake Murder Bordello sought to cash in by offering $10 tours. If you looked or talked like a ghost hunter, or smelled a lie, you weren’t welcome – and that included fans of the Eye on the Paranormal.

Those truth-seeking brothers seem to have lost their way and the only thing they’re interested in is getting that $525 a night ghost hunting fee.

- They claim from 300 to 400 people attended the open house but an onsite source [who was there for both days] informed us that 150-200 is more accurate.

- Roger LeRoy attempted to interview the Klinge Brothers in hopes of quieting the controversy and was told that if he’d wait a few minutes they’d be happy to be interviewed. An hour later, he was told that they’d left and couldn’t be interviewed. We surmise that the Golden Corral Buffet was loudly calling to them.

- A local ghost hunting team that in the past expressed displeasure in having to pay $525 to investigate the site were escorted from the house.

- Ghost hunters who knew the house wasn’t the Murder Bordello were ordered off the property.

- Some fans of the Eye on the Paranormal who mentioned where they learned of the controversy [right here!] were told the law was on its way.

Next week – more paranormal mayhem.

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The Ghost Hunters ... A Time for Anger

By Reverend Mark Hunnemann

“Be angry and do not sin…” (Eph.4:26)

When I mention the TV show The Ghost Hunters, what thoughts or feelings does that show elicit in you? All things considered, I think anger is one of the most biblically appropriate. How quickly this bizarre new reality show back in 2004 has become old hat. Love it, hate it, or – worst of all for a Christian – be indifferent or dismissive. God forbid! Do we realize how electrifying these brushes with the supernatural are to millions of Americans who are hungry for spiritual reality? God forbid that I forget how I almost fell off the couch the first time I saw the show. God forbid that we ever become accustomed to what is profoundly disturbing, wrong, and cruel. Let me illustrate this insidious evil, and the need for righteous indignation, as well as confrontation.

Recently a new season, without Grant, began. Jay and crew went to Charleston to investigate the Old Jail. People, especially women, were being scratched on the tours, and the clients wanted to know who or what was behind the attacks, and if it was safe to stay open for business. During the investigation a young woman on the TV production crew, Hagar, was scratched repeatedly all over her body by the unseen presence, and she was understandably unnerved. Later during the reveal, Jay said that it was the worst attack in the eight years of the show. (It emphasizes in an unusually vivid fashion, the subjective and capricious nature of “ghost hunting” and the ensuing harmful consequences.) Jay got a triple scratch on his neck, as well. I just shook my head when Adam told the ghost (demon) to pleaseleave her alone. At the reveal, Jay spoke candidly about Hagar, and it seemed he was actually going to be real for once regarding the danger. How could he not, given what had just happened? However, as if on cue, Amy pipes in, “No need to be worried . . . just make certain your visitors treat the ghosts with respect, and they will show respect back.” Yeeaaahhh! Another victory for the TAPS gang in putting a client at ease!

These people need to take a class on logic or critical thinking, because there is a glaring disconnect between Jay’s observations and Amy’s advice . . . which I’m quite sure was scripted. Hagar was simply walking through, as a tourist might, and she was attacked. Jay and Amy HAD to have discussed beforehand who was going to say what, and that is what angers me because their advice was foolish to the point of being cruel. At least before the arrival of TAPS, the client had the good sense to be concerned for his patrons, but now he lives with naïve optimism for their safety based on foolish advice. Also, at the reveal, Jay stated that many of these human spirits were deranged, based on their mental condition when alive. How does a deranged spirit suddenly acquire the ability to respond appropriately, even if treated with respect? I confess, I wanted to drop Jay after the reveal. That kind of anger is wrong, but certainly we should be angry about this show, and its many spin offs, because it is so thoroughly dishonoring to God, as well as harmful to everyone involved. The text in Ephesians 4:26 tells us to be righteously angry at the appropriate time (be angry and not sin).

If a medical doctor showed such recklessness they would be sued in a heartbeat for malpractice, as would a pest control professional if they gave similar advice. Those who believe in earthbound spirits cannot avoid giving an inaccurate diagnosis of the problem, as well as harmful advice. It has already occurred to tens of thousands of clients . . . all of whom are now living “comfortably” with demonic spirits.

As terrible as the temporal consequences are of Jay and Amy’s advice (folks getting scratched), think of the clients and the millions of viewers who saw this, and how their eternal destinies are being jeopardized? You may really dislike the show, but if you are a Christian you must not be indifferent, forgetful, or dismissive of this demonic madhouse.

Ghost Hunters symbolizes a water-shed issue for evangelical Christians regarding our belief in the inerrancy of the Bible. According to Webster’s Dictionary a watershed is “a dividing ridge between two drainage areas.” On this ridge, rain that falls on one side of the divide goes in one direction, and rain that hits just a few inches away, goes in an entirely different direction.  What good is it to claim to believe in the inspiration and inerrancy of the Bible, if we are not actively confronting this horrible deception of Satan? Confronting evil in all its manifestations in our culture (especially the most serious), is a watershed issue dividing evangelicals today, as Francis Schaeffer points out in The Great Evangelical Disaster.

The belief in earthbound spirits is so coercive and hostile to every doctrine in the Bible, that it is mis-shaping people’s worldviews on a massive scale.That is why it has become a litmus test for our belief in, and submission to, the authority of the Bible—a watershed issue. To say you are a follower of Christ, but believe in ghosts, means one of two things: you are either abysmally ignorant of the Bible, or you simply are not a Christian. Furthermore, professed Christians who know these spirits are really demonic, but are not confronting this issue, are accommodating this demonic deception . . . which makes you no different than those who embrace it. It has the same effect – it assists in the spread of the kingdom of darkness. I am tired of the lying heretics who carry the banner of evangelical Christianity, but who deny the authority of the Bible, by spreading a serious demonic lie. Some errors in belief are so coercive; they have titanic ramifications that ripple out to eternity.

Certainly we must confront in love, but we must confront . . . confront what Ghost Hunters has helped to popularize – the belief in ghosts.With each passing day, ever larger numbers of people are falling prey to this doctrine of demons. It is costly to confront . . . you will notice certain friends on Facebook either drift or run away from your “fanaticism.” But true believers seek to please God and not man, and when the Lord is dishonored they get righteously angry. This is a watershed issue . . . which side of the divide are you on?