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Release Year 2019 / Country USA / audience Score 888 vote / Kitty Green / duration 1 h 27m / Julia Garner, Makenzie Leigh. For the purposes of this story it doesn't matter if you yourself believe in supernatural/demonic possession, etc. What matters is that those involved in this story 100% believe in it. The Exorcist novel, followed by the movie several years later, was a HUGE cultural phenomenon. Best seller, blockbuster movie, academy awards, etc. It was marketed as "based on a true story", but many insisted this was simply a marketing gimmick. By the 90's most accepted the notion that it was 99% fiction. However a dedicated investigating journalist named Mark Opsasnick decided to look into this and he found some really stunning info. Turns out Blatty became aware of a secret journal kept by the assistant to a Priest who performed exorcisms. He set out to track it down and obtain it. He located a Priest who knew about the journal but was denied access to it. He changed up several aspects of his novel, such as changing the age and gender of the child possessed and kept pressing. EVentually he was able to obtain and read the journal. What he read wowed him. It told the story of a young boy from Maryland and his battle with what his parents believed to be demonic possession. The first exorcism was conducted at Georgetown University Hospital conducted by local priest Father E. Albert Hughes. Georgetown U is Blatty's alma mater. He began writing The Exorcist in 1969, drawing upon the material he had discovered some twenty years earlier, and finished his project during the summer of 1971. His creative process in researching and finishing both the novel and movie is detailed in his 1974 book. The most interesting aspect of this work is that Blatty tells of a letter he composed to the priest who conducted the actual 1949 exorcism. Blatty prints a censored version of the exorcist¡Çs response, revealing for the first time the existence of a diary kept by an attending priest that recorded the daily events of the ongoing exorcism. Blatty writes that he requested to see the diary but the exorcist declined. Blatty decided to ease the exorcist¡Çs anxiety and change the lead character from a 14-year-old boy to that of a 12-year-old girl. In this book Blatty goes on to mention that five copies of the diary were known to exist at that time: two were in the possession of people who watched over the boy; copies were in the archives of two separate archdioceses; and one was in the files of an unnamed public city hospital where the boy had stayed. (It has since been determined that there are several other copies floating around out there among private collectors. ) Blatty maintains that he did indeed eventually read the diary and based much of his book and movie on that material, though he does not reveal how he came upon his copy. Blatty himself was a dedicated Catholic, went to Catholic grade school, high school and college. He knew big wigs at Georgetown, his alma mater, and likely was able to put pressure on the Priest to reveal the journal to him. The media first became involved in this case when The Washington Post ran an article on August 10, 1949 titled ¡ÈPastor Tells Eerie Tale of ¡ÆHaunted¡Ç Boy. ¡É Written in an almost tongue-in-cheek style by reporter Bill Brinkley, the piece tells an ¡Èout-of-this-world¡É story of a local 13-year-old boy. The story came to light when an unnamed minister gave a speech before a local meeting of the Society of Parapsychology at the Mount Pleasant Library in Washington, D. C. According to the minister the family had experienced many strange events in their suburban Maryland home beginning January 18th: scratching noises emanated from the house¡Çs walls; the bed in which the boy slept would shake violently; and objects such as fruit and pictures would jump to the floor in the boy¡Çs presence. The minister, described as being intensely skeptical, arranged for the boy to spend the night of February 17th in his home. With the boy sleeping nearby in a twin bed the minister reported that in the dark he heard vibrating sounds from the bed and scratching sounds on the wall. During the rest of the night he allegedly witnessed some strange events?a heavy armchair in which the boy sat seemingly tilted on its own and tipped over and a pallet of blankets on which the sleeping boy lay inexplicably moved around the room. Curiously, the article described the minister as laughing as he related these incidents to his audience. He admonished the boy by saying, ¡ÈNow, look, this is enough of this.... ¡É The article ended by saying that the minister called in the family doctor, who prescribed phenobarbital for the whole family. If this subject matter interests you I highly recommend reading the article linked in full. Mark did an amazing job researching this.
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