Ed and Lorraine’s paranormal investigations are eerie, to say the least.
Most of you know the stories; their life’s work has been adapted into several different
films, most popularly the Conjuring franchise.
But the actually real life events they’ve inspired are stories that will have you thinking
twice about ghosts and demons.
Today, we’re counting down the top 5 scariest audio from Ed and Lorraine Warren, the real
life stuff!
Some of these audio files are directly from their investigations.
Other audio files are the Warrens talking about their investigations.
Now here’s the thing; out of all of the hundreds of cases that the Warrens have taken
on, there isn’t much in terms of video or audio available.
You could argue that, hey, they were the most active in the 70’s and didn’t really think
to make a record of their paranormal investigations.
Or you could be a skeptic.
So let us know in those comments below where you fall when it comes to believing whether
or not Ed and Lorraine Warren are the real deal.
With that in mind, lets jump in to our list!
5 Annabelle Here we have a clip of Lorraine Warren that’s
fairly recent, talking about the real life Annabelle doll.
The doll, which was given to a college student by her mother as a gift, turned out to be
a doll that was manipulated by a demon in an attempt to possess her or her roommate.
The events surrounding the doll and why Ed and Lorraine were brought in are eerie at
best; it began with the doll moving around the house on its own, and even resulting in
one of their friends being brutally attacked by it, with the doll strangling him.
Here’s what Lorraine had to say about it when the second film inspired by the doll,
Annabelle: Creation, came out.
4 Amityville Here we have a recording of Ed and Lorraine
retelling their experience with the famous Amityville house in Long Island.
At the time, when they were called, they didn’t realize that the house had been the location
of six previous murders.
Here’s Ed describing what they experienced when they first got there.
Eerie stuff.
The Amityville Horror case has long been criticized as being a hoax perpetuated by the Lutz family,
but from what the Warrens claim, it was a sinister place long before the family had
the unfortunate luck of moving in there.
3 Haunting in Connecticut This particular case is concerned with a haunted
funeral home in 1988.
The couple had gotten a call from the home owners, saying they were being tormented by
ghosts, to the point where the assaults were even sexual in nature.
The house had been converted from a funeral home to a regular house.
Believing that necrophilia had occurred there in the past, the Warrens had this to say about
what they discovered there.
2 White Lady of Union Cemetery In East Connecticut, there’s a spirit that
Ed and Lorraine Warren had made various attempts to capture via psychic photograph.
According to Ed, people have claimed to see a white in white walking around the cemetery,
so the couple investigated it.
Ed stayed in the graveyard for seven nights, leaving his home around midnight, and waited
with his camera.
He tells of how on September 1st and 2:40 in the morning, he saw the White Lady.
Here’s what he had to say about it.
He goes on to say that he wasn’t able to see her through his camera, but only with
the naked eye.
He put his camera on his tripod and let it run, and tried to walk towards her but she
disappeared.
So he walked away, and she reappeared.
He then saw some shadow ghosts holding her back from him.
He claims that a shadow ghost pushed her towards the road, and then she was gone.
1 Bill The Enfield Poltergeist is one of the Warren’s
most publicized cased.
It was the topic for the Conjuring 2 film, in which we saw the Warrens, played by Patrick
Wilson and Vera Farmiga, attempt to help the family rid themselves of the spirits who were
severely haunting them in the late 70s.
The film actually used the audio recordings that the duo recorded while at the house as
inspiration.
Take a listen.
As you can hear, the demon’s voice is audible talking to Ed.
The demon was possessing one of the four children, a girl named Janet, and the voice was said
to have been called Bill.
This is by far the most famous audio recording of the Warren’s.
There we have it friends!
So what do you think?
Is the Enfield recording authentic?
Do you believe in the hauntings that Ed and Lorraine have dealt with over the years?
Or are you a skeptic?
Give us a shout in those comments below!
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