An exorcism will be LIVE on TV tonight!

[TheOldSchool]

It's gonna be so badazz



All reality TV producers have to prepare for worst-case scenarios when they air a live event. Jodi Tovay’s worries are a bit more unusual, because she is sending paranormal investigators into a house they believe is infested with demonic spirits.

“The worst-case scenario is that one of these entities will attach to someone,” Tovay said. “It is dangerous.”

Luckily, Tovay says, the physical symptoms are usually obvious when an evil spirit attaches itself to a person: nausea, scratches, superhuman strength. A team of paramedics will be on standby, as will police. She’s ready.

Welcome to “Exorcism: Live!” airing at 9 p.m. Friday on Destination America, a cable channel owned by Discovery Communications. The two-hour telecast tasks a clergyman, a psychic and the team from the network’s “Ghost Asylum” series to go into the spooky suburban St. Louis home that inspired “The Exorcist” book and movie. Ghost hunters insist that the house is filled with a dark, sinister energy, and “Exorcism: Live!” is determined to cleanse it.

A live exorcism will be performed on TV Friday. Here’s what to expect.

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[Delta4Embassy]

Oh good, now we'll see how phoney and ridiculous this crap is.

 

[TheOldSchool]

 

[ABikerSailor]

Probably gonna be about as exciting (and hyped up) as Geraldo Rivera's journey into Al Capone's vault or whatever it was.

 

[guno]

Low IQ TV at its best!!!

 

[waltky]

Family obsessed that she was possessed...

Young woman 'possessed by demon' dies after 'exorcism' performed by family at local church
30 Nov 2015 - Her family allegedly performed a ritual after the 22-year-old was said to have played with a Ouija board

A young woman died after her parents allegedly performed an exorcism to get rid of the "demon" inside her. The 22-year-old, named as Jaqueline Sanchez by media in Belize, Central America, died after she suffered a cardio respiratory arrest. Local media also reported claims that her body had been "lifted" up in the air inside the church and she had spoken in a man's voice. They also suggested she had to be forcibly held down as they performed the religious ritual. Her parents allegedly believed she had been possessed by a demon after a number of unexplained illnesses in the months before her death.

Scene: The church where the alleged "exorcism" took place​

She had been suffering from convulsions and hysteria which doctors at Plan Tres Mil hospital in Santa Cruz, could not diagnose. This led her parents to believe she had been "taken over" by spirits, after reports that she had played with a Ouija board. She died after she failed to breathe after the apparent exorcism, which took place at the Pentecostal Church of San Ignacio de Velasco. The Special Force to Fight Crime Santa Cruz (FELCC) are investigating her death.

They confirmed she died of natural causes and said that cuts and bruises on her body was due to a "trance". FELCC spokesman Roger Gutiérrez said: "The forensic report realizes that this girl, identified as Jaqueline Sanchez, died of natural causes due to a cardiac arrest, and the bruises and lacerations to her body (were) due to a trance that he was suffering."

A young woman whose family thought she was 'possessed' dies after 'exorcism'