Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Let's take a trip back to 1988 to take a closer look at alleged “demonic activity” courtesy of Ed Warren, the self-styled demonologist who’s never been to a house where he couldn’t find a demon.
Before we get into the footage, I take you on a timeline of events surrounding the Snedeker case – the inspiration for the book, In a Dark Place, and the 2009 horror film, The Haunting in Connecticut.
The Warrens promised to show the alleged paranormal activity footage to Ray Garton, author of In a Dark Place, but that never happened. Years later, the footage was used in a 2000 TV documentary, World’s Scariest Ghosts: Caught on Tape. We’ll take a look at what was presented, break it down, and recreate it. Then, I’ll address an issue I haven’t seen brought up before – an accusation by Lorraine Warren about the Connecticut former funeral home.”
Let's take a trip back to 1988 to take a closer look at alleged “demonic activity” courtesy of Ed Warren, the self-styled demonologist who’s never been to a house where he couldn’t find a demon.
Before we get into the footage, I take you on a timeline of events surrounding the Snedeker case – the inspiration for the book, In a Dark Place, and the 2009 horror film, The Haunting in Connecticut.
The Warrens promised to show the alleged paranormal activity footage to Ray Garton, author of In a Dark Place, but that never happened. Years later, the footage was used in a 2000 TV documentary, World’s Scariest Ghosts: Caught on Tape. We’ll take a look at what was presented, break it down, and recreate it. Then, I’ll address an issue I haven’t seen brought up before – an accusation by Lorraine Warren about the Connecticut former funeral home.”
