Joseph Laycock

The math ain't mathin'.

Religious studies scholars Eric Harrelson and Joseph Laycock found no record of any such testing when they looked into these claims about her clairvoyance being tested at UCLA.

Like, there is no record of this ever happening.

And a man named Barry Taff, who worked closely with Thelma Moss, said that he never met the Warrens at all, and he completely dismissed them as religious fanatics.

Everything we know traces back to exactly two people, and they're the two people who built a career on it.

So if the Warrens didn't encounter a demon in that apartment, where did Annabelle come from? A religion professor named Joseph Laycock has an answer, and once you hear it, it's hard to unhear.

On November 1st, 1963, The Twilight Zone aired an episode called Living Doll.

It's about a talking doll that torments a cruel stepfather, threatens to kill him, and finally does it, tripping him down the stairs in the night.

And, and freedom of religion means freedom of all religion, and a free speech zone on government property means truly a free speech zone.

And so Joseph Laycock in sp- in the book Speak of the Devil, brilliant book.

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