In this installment of The Devil in the Details, Autumn Sword, the Satanic Skeptic, provides a deep dive into the legends surrounding “Gloomy Sunday,” published by the Skeptical Inquirer. Follow this link to learn the fascinating truth behind the lingering mystery!
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In her latest article for Skeptical Inquirer magazine, Witch Autumn Sword, the Satanic Skeptic, discusses Robert the Doll in the first of a two-part series on haunted dolls. What’s fact, what’s fiction, and most importantly, is Robert as dangerous as people say? Follow this link to read the article.
In the latest episode of The Devil in the Details, the Satanic Skeptic, Autumn Sword, examines the 1972 case of Jeannette DePalma, a missing girl believed to have been murdered by devil worshippers. What really happened and why did police believe her death was a ritual sacrifice? Find out! Listen on Spotify.
Satanic Skeptic Autumn Sword with science enthusiast Kenny Biddle (who examines the claims and techniques of paranormal investigators) explore self-professed exorcists Ralph Sarchie and Chris DeFlorio. They have adopted techniques and devices used by paranormal investigators as a convincer for their belief in demons as supernatural entities whom they claim might possess people, thus requiring their intervention. Published by the Skeptical Inquirer, you may follow this link to read the article.
Satanic Skeptic JD Sword examines the current iteration of the long ago debunked SRA hysteria as it is now ongoing in the UK. Read the article on the Skeptical Inquirer site.
Warlock JD Sword, the Satanic Skeptic, discusses the history of exorcism within the Catholic Church on Recovering from Religion (RfRx).
Bennett Braun, a psychiatrist who helped fuel the Satanic Panic and lost his medical license not once, but twice, recently died. Warlock Sword, the Satanic Skeptic, crows over his demise looking back at a career of false memories and malpractice. Read the article on the Skeptical Inquirer site.
Warlock Sword, the Satanic Skeptic, examines whether a necklace alleged to have belonged to Aleister Crowley made a woman want to worship the Devil. Click this link to read: The Wickedest Wear in the World: A Necklace Allegedly Belonging to Aleister Crowley Made a Woman ‘Want to Worship the Devil’
On this episode the Satanic Skeptic, Warlock Sword, discusses laws criminalizing fortune telling and whether or not they really protect the public from fraud. Listen on Apple Podcasts