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“That’s why I moved out of Connecticut,” Carl, now 55, recently told the Courant. He sued Lorraine Warren and author Gerald Brittle in 2007 when a reprinting of Brittle’s book “The Devil in Connecticut” dredged up the traumatizing experience. To this day, Debbie and David’s brother Carl Glatzel maintains that the Warrens’ claim was a hoax to make a quick buck, and that David suffered from mental illness as a child. His impassioned request worked, they claimed. “Johnson leaped up and cried to the demon, ‘Come into me, I’ll fight you, come into me,’ ” she recalled. Lorraine Warren, who was also a psychic, told the Hartford Courant that during one of the rituals, Johnson seemed to sacrifice himself to help save the boy. ‘The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It’ review: Get a rewrite, Satan

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The creature, she added, told him to “Beware.”Īs his condition worsened, the boy would growl, hiss and - improbably for a 12-year-old - quote passages from “Paradise Lost.” He often spoke of death and stabbings.įrightened, the Glatzels enlisted the help of the Warrens, popular TV ghost hunters, who brought along three priests for a series of exorcisms, some of which the supportive boyfriend Johnson was present for. ©Warner Bros/Courtesy Everett Cĭavid regularly saw ”a man with big black eyes, a thin face with animal features and jagged teeth, pointed ears, horns and hoofs,” his mother Judy told People magazine in the lead-up to the trial. “The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It,” starring Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga, depicts the exorcism of David Glatzel. It began in Brookfield, Conn., when 12-year-old David Glatzel, Debbie’s little brother, began experiencing frightening hallucinations. The horrific tale is part of the “Conjuring” film universe because real-life controversial paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren - played respectively by Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga - were hugely involved in the ’80s case. But it wasn’t Johnson who killed his 40-year-old friend, his lawyer unprecedentedly said - a demon manipulated Johnson into stabbing Bono to death with a 5-inch pocket knife.

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The new horror movie “The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It,” out Friday in theaters and on HBO Max, recalls a bizarre event: The first time an American ever pleaded not guilty to a crime on account of being inhabited by an evil spirit.Īrne Cheyenne Johnson, 19, was charged with murdering his landlord, Alan Bono in cold blood in 1981 while the pair fought over his girlfriend, Debbie Glatzel, 26. One you don’t hear very often, however, is Satan. Insanity, self-defense and passion are some of the usual reasons attached to a not guilty plea during a murder trial.

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