The Exorcist Inspired By Terrifying True Story of Roland Doe
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Date: 2022-12-29
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Roland died in 2020 (1935-2020) according to an ID documentary. He was successful in life. Studied and worked for NASA as an engineer. He patented a special technology to make space shuttle panels resistant to extreme heat. He was a family man with several children. Never spoke about the experience in public.
Hunkelers companion told the Post he was not religious and had later admitted to her that he was never actually demented.
He said he wasnt possessed, it was all concocted, said the companion. He said, I was just a bad boy.
National Post (2021): Inspiration for the movie 'The Exorcist' has been identified as former NASA engineer
His identity was revealed after his death.
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Roland died in 2020 (1935-2020) according to an ID documentary. He was successful in life. Studied and worked for NASA as an engineer. He patented a special technology to make space shuttle panels resistant to extreme heat. He was a family man with several children. Never spoke about the experience in public.
Hunkelers companion told the Post he was not religious and had later admitted to her that he was never actually demented.
He said he wasnt possessed, it was all concocted, said the companion. He said, I was just a bad boy.
National Post (2021): Inspiration for the movie 'The Exorcist' has been identified as former NASA engineer
His identity was revealed after his death.
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Whitney
Roland Does real name was Ronald Hunkeler. He later went on to work for NASA & named his son Michael after the Archangel who cast out the demon. Hes never spoken publicly & will allegedly hang up on journalists who try to contact him. Also, there used to be a pdf if Father Bowderns journal that was available online, although heavily redacted. A couple sites have transcribed it though. His journal entries about the ordeal was far more chilling than the movie.
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Roland Does real name was Ronald Hunkeler. He later went on to work for NASA & named his son Michael after the Archangel who cast out the demon. Hes never spoken publicly & will allegedly hang up on journalists who try to contact him. Also, there used to be a pdf if Father Bowderns journal that was available online, although heavily redacted. A couple sites have transcribed it though. His journal entries about the ordeal was far more chilling than the movie.
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Johnny's
When these stories reach the masses they have been passed mouth to ear many many times and as we know when people are telling a story they want to make it interesting and tend to embellish a little, so by the time the 10th story teller passes it on, it has become a completely different story. The boy would have had some medical problems and religious men added the imaginary evil. There has never been a devil or any evidence of the supernatural whatsoever.
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When these stories reach the masses they have been passed mouth to ear many many times and as we know when people are telling a story they want to make it interesting and tend to embellish a little, so by the time the 10th story teller passes it on, it has become a completely different story. The boy would have had some medical problems and religious men added the imaginary evil. There has never been a devil or any evidence of the supernatural whatsoever.
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jonsilence
We postulate the existence of intelligences, either within or without the diviner, of which he is not immediately conscious. It does not matter to the theory whether the communicating spirit so-called is an objective entity or a concealed portion of the diviner's mind. We assume that such intelligences are able to reply correctly --- within limits --- to the questions asked. Aleister Crowley, from Magick in Theory and Practice 1929
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We postulate the existence of intelligences, either within or without the diviner, of which he is not immediately conscious. It does not matter to the theory whether the communicating spirit so-called is an objective entity or a concealed portion of the diviner's mind. We assume that such intelligences are able to reply correctly --- within limits --- to the questions asked. Aleister Crowley, from Magick in Theory and Practice 1929
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Sam
Yes, some people do have mental problems, however. I wonder how many gifted people, psychic mediums, have been falsely accused of witchcraft and being labelled as mad, even being sent to mental asylums, when in fact, they are on a higher vibrational levels, such as spirit guides and angels. People who have no knowledge of certain subjects, are quick to wrongly judge gifted people.
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Yes, some people do have mental problems, however. I wonder how many gifted people, psychic mediums, have been falsely accused of witchcraft and being labelled as mad, even being sent to mental asylums, when in fact, they are on a higher vibrational levels, such as spirit guides and angels. People who have no knowledge of certain subjects, are quick to wrongly judge gifted people.
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Cosmic
Voices in schizophrenia, psychosis etc. = Archons, energy parasites. Mental illness and paranormal coexist. The world around us is much more complicated than we thought or liked to believe and mainstream science has not even scratched its surface. Archons creations of the Demiurge and builders of this holographic prison.
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Voices in schizophrenia, psychosis etc. = Archons, energy parasites. Mental illness and paranormal coexist. The world around us is much more complicated than we thought or liked to believe and mainstream science has not even scratched its surface. Archons creations of the Demiurge and builders of this holographic prison.
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Mika
Who is the real person that this happened to? He must be alive still and instead of being ashamed of what people might think he could help people who have similar experiences with supernatural. My guess is it was someone prominent in the community. For them to keep it under wraps all these years. hmmm
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Who is the real person that this happened to? He must be alive still and instead of being ashamed of what people might think he could help people who have similar experiences with supernatural. My guess is it was someone prominent in the community. For them to keep it under wraps all these years. hmmm
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Chanelle
each group's summation was fueled by its own confirmation bias - how, exactly? It sounds like actual medial professionals gave religious zealots an answer that conflicted with their dogma and they didn't like it. Demonic possession isn't real.
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each group's summation was fueled by its own confirmation bias - how, exactly? It sounds like actual medial professionals gave religious zealots an answer that conflicted with their dogma and they didn't like it. Demonic possession isn't real.
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J.
I find hard to believe in any of this, the aunt was already too invested in supernatural stuff so she obviously wanted to believe. The child had a mental illness but its way cooler to think he was possessed by Satan, whatever man.
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I find hard to believe in any of this, the aunt was already too invested in supernatural stuff so she obviously wanted to believe. The child had a mental illness but its way cooler to think he was possessed by Satan, whatever man.
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BandfromtheBand
The family took him to St. Louis, Louisiana? There is no place called St. Louis in the State of Louisiana! What in the hell are you referring to? These are complete and utter lies on Parade!
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The family took him to St. Louis, Louisiana? There is no place called St. Louis in the State of Louisiana! What in the hell are you referring to? These are complete and utter lies on Parade!
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Savage7
Was not. Saint Louis Louisiana. It was Saint Louis Missouri! .I grew up just a few blocks away from Saint Alexis Or aka Alexian Brothers Hospitial where the boy received his exorcism in 1948.
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Was not. Saint Louis Louisiana. It was Saint Louis Missouri! .I grew up just a few blocks away from Saint Alexis Or aka Alexian Brothers Hospitial where the boy received his exorcism in 1948.
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Jazzy
As pre-teens, we played with Ouija boards dozens of times without incident. Sounds to me like there were some other things going on with this boy and his family, including mental health.
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As pre-teens, we played with Ouija boards dozens of times without incident. Sounds to me like there were some other things going on with this boy and his family, including mental health.
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TheDorkOne
. mysteriously passed away? What's so mysterious about it? People get old. They die. Unless each and every one of them died in freak accidents, there's nothing mysterious about it.
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. mysteriously passed away? What's so mysterious about it? People get old. They die. Unless each and every one of them died in freak accidents, there's nothing mysterious about it.
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David
The boy's name was ronald huenkler. He wound up working for nasa and would not discuss the incident ever. as of a few years ago hw was still alive. i have not heard that he had passed.
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The boy's name was ronald huenkler. He wound up working for nasa and would not discuss the incident ever. as of a few years ago hw was still alive. i have not heard that he had passed.
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Johnny
No catholic priest can perform an exorcism without written approval of the Vatican. It has to be done in a very precise order of practices in order to drive the possession away.
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No catholic priest can perform an exorcism without written approval of the Vatican. It has to be done in a very precise order of practices in order to drive the possession away.
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soslothful
It is very strange that exorcisms require so many attempts. Isn't God omnipotent? How can a demonic realm even exist in a universe with an omnipotent, omniscient god?
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It is very strange that exorcisms require so many attempts. Isn't God omnipotent? How can a demonic realm even exist in a universe with an omnipotent, omniscient god?
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Diana
The Haunted Boy by Mark Opsasnick
If interested is a great article debunking the case of Rob Doe The Haunted Boy. Basically the boy had mental health issues.
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The Haunted Boy by Mark Opsasnick
If interested is a great article debunking the case of Rob Doe The Haunted Boy. Basically the boy had mental health issues.
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slaying
As a parent, I completely agree, the first logical thing Id do if I discovered the words saint louis carved into my sons skin is move to saint Louis Louisiana
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As a parent, I completely agree, the first logical thing Id do if I discovered the words saint louis carved into my sons skin is move to saint Louis Louisiana
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sarlacc's
That's why ya DON'T FKKK with a ouija board! (Unless you're a complete fkkking IDIOT, OR if you just don't even CARE if your soul gets tortured and/or lost)
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That's why ya DON'T FKKK with a ouija board! (Unless you're a complete fkkking IDIOT, OR if you just don't even CARE if your soul gets tortured and/or lost)
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The
Fueled by its own confirmation bias yes. Looking for a logical explanation, not Fueled by ancient sheep herder superstitions. They should lock those people up.
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Fueled by its own confirmation bias yes. Looking for a logical explanation, not Fueled by ancient sheep herder superstitions. They should lock those people up.
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