[Excerpts from a lecture by an exorcist]

There was a woman who brought me her child. The child was 10 months old. Little girl, cute little thing.

And it was one of the most beautiful little placid kids you’d met until the demon manifested. And then my nickname for it became Chucky the Doll. Literally, you couldn’t hold the thing. Because it would try and gouge your eyes out. It’s only 10 months old. It can’t even hardly move. I mean, it has no control of its motor function hardly. And yet, it’s trying to gouge your eyes out.

Okay. What we discovered, we think, through that process, is that through the father — who was a very good moral man. Actually, I think he was rather saintly. But we think it was passed to him, and then from him to the daughter, and then it skipped the daughter in the generations, but then it did end up in her daughter as a result of this.

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Another one that we’ve seen is in relationship to Hispanics. Doesn’t say a thing about any Hispanic, because sometimes generational spirits actually skip a generation. … So, in the relationship with Hispanics, if there’s a connection to any type of Aztec or Mayan family lineage, in the sense of if there was something in which the, uh, The particular spirituality was kept alive within that lineage, even if it stops and the people become Catholic, that spirit can sometimes continue on.