Famed demonologist and paranormal investigator Ed Warren has died. Warren passed away at his home in Monroe, Connecticut on Wednesday August 23rd. He was 79.
Warren was best known for his involvement in the investigation of one of the most infamous cases in parapsychology, "The Amityville Horror". Warren and his wife, Lorraine, conducted extensive investigations at the house that was the sight of the brutal DeFeo murders in 1974. The Warrens served as consultants for the film version of Jay Anson's bestseller "The Amityville Horror - A True Story".
The Warrens wrote 10 books on the supernatural. 2 of the books, "The Demon Murder Case" and "The Haunted", were made into TV movies.
During their 61-year marriage and partnership, the Warrens investigated more than 10,000 suspected hauntings in the U.S. and abroad in Japan, Australia and Europe.
Warren is survived by his wife, Lorraine ,a daughter, Judy Spera; two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
The internet and the mainstream media are abuzz with news that a real monster has been killed in the small town of Turner, Maine. The creature in question, a monster that has been terrorizing Turner for the last 15 years, was found after being struck by a car while it was chasing a cat across the road. Pictures of the beast began flooding the internet, evening news and every inbox across the globe as everyone asked, ?What is it??
The creature is almost certainly canine but whether it is a feral hybrid or a nightmarish mutation has yet to be determined. The creature?s head distinguishes it from the common house pet. A short snout, short ears and teeth that overlap it?s lips give the animal a sinister appearance. An appearance that many people who have seen the creature first hand describe as ?alien? and ?evil looking?.
The creature is being linked to tales of a monster that has been roaming the wooded areas of Turner for the last 15 years. A monster whose fearsome reputation grew after it was blamed for the deaths of 2 domestic dogs. The Turner beast was certainly a very small blip on the cryptozoology radar. With none of the fame or notoriety of Bigfoot or Nessie, the Turner beast lived in relative obscurity outside the world of Turner, Maine until meeting it?s demise. Now, it is a superstar thanks to the internet and a relatively slow news day.
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