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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - On July 24, 1628, the mayor of Bamberg wrote to his daughter from a cell. The building he was locked up in had gone up the year before, with public money, while he held office.The letter survives. It is in the same library and the same collection as the record in which he confessed to flying on a great black dog with wings, twelve shelfmark numbers apart.This book brings together nineteen German cases of phenomena nobody has fully explained, and it has one condition of entry: that a file exists. A criminal investigation, a decree of the Holy Office, the report two engineers from the electricity company wrote after five weeks measuring the current in a lawyer's office.Of a White Lady you can write a blog post. Of a file you can write a book.Every chapter also carries the boring explanation: the proven fraud, the nylon thread, the water table, the firing exercise. In some cases it wins outright. In others it does not, and there they still are.The last case is solved, and it is at the end on purpose.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - On May 25, 1885, a seventy-two-year-old widow died in her bed in Burrillville, Rhode Island. The town weekly gave her four lines. Not one word of them hinted at scandal.Almost a century later, a supermarket tabloid claimed she had killed her own child with a nail, as an offering to Lucifer. Today the story says it was a needle, and a neighbor's baby. In 2013, a movie turned her into a Satan-worshipping witch who hanged herself on the farm on Round Top Road.Bathsheba Sherman never lived on that farm. She lived two houses down. She buried three of her four children, like so many mothers of her time, and no archive holds a complaint, a trial, or a verdict against her.This book does not rule on what the Perron family lived through in that house. Drawing on censuses, deeds, the newspapers of the day, and the family's own books, it reconstructs how the accusation was manufactured: who put each piece in place, in what year, and at whose expense.Her headstone has been broken so many times that it had to be hidden.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Anneliese Michel died in Klingenberg in 1976, after sixty-seven exorcisms. In Loudun a priest was burned for what the nuns of a convent said. And there are eighteen more cases.Twenty documented possessions, from the sixteenth century to the twenty-first: Puebla, Yatton, Illfurth, Girona, the Philippines, Indiana. Each with its name, its date and its file - what the witnesses declared, what the doctors wrote and what the Church decided.No explanation and no verdict: the facts as they were recorded. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Between 1974 and 1989, the Smurl family claimed to have lived through an unimaginable nightmare in their home in West Pittston, Pennsylvania. What began with strange noises, foul odors, and fleeting shadows soon turned into physical assaults, psychological attacks, and manifestations impossible to ignore. Inspired by real-life testimonies and the investigations of renowned demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren, The Breathing House reconstructs the fifteen years of terror that marked the family with a detailed and suffocating narrative. Chapter by chapter, the reader is drawn into a third-person narrative that not only describes the events but also makes them come alive: the pressure in the air before something happens, the darkness that seems to move on its own, the moment when the line between reality and nightmare is erased forever. More than just a chronicle, this book is an immersive experience that combines research, historical reconstruction, and prose that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last page. From the first phenomena to the final confrontation, every moment has been developed with a level of detail that allows you to feel the cold in your bones, hear the creaking of the wood, and sense the invisible breath of something that should never have been there.For those who believe in the supernatural, it will be a disturbing confirmation. For skeptics, a journey to the edge of the possible. And for everyone, a warning: some houses are not empty. they are waiting.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - At about two in the morning on January 10, 1966, eight men came up a farm road in Forrest County, Mississippi, in two cars, with shotguns and plastic jugs of gasoline. They shot into the house and set it alight with the family inside.Vernon Dahmer was fifty-seven. He owned a store, a sawmill, a planing mill and a farm, and he was president of the county chapter of the NAACP. In the last months of 1965 he had put a voter registration book on the counter of his store and announced on the radio that if a man wanted to vote and could not afford the two-dollar poll tax, he would pay it himself.He got his wife and his children out through the back windows, and stood in the burning house firing into the dark so the men outside would keep shooting at him. He died that afternoon.Four men went to prison within four years. Sam Bowers, the Imperial Wizard who ordered it, was tried four times, took the Fifth Amendment four times, and was not convicted until August 1998 - thirty-two years later.This book is about what that conviction cost. A statement of twenty-two typewritten pages whose origin nobody can account for. The evidence of an accomplice of whom the Supreme Court of Mississippi wrote that his sordid reputation is of record. A jury instruction the same court forbade for the future in the act of upholding the sentence it had produced. And, at the end, the victim's own family asking the Governor to release one of his killers so that he would testify.Every fact here is traced to the document that carries it, and where the record is silent the book says so - including about the mafia hitman everyone repeats and no paper mentions.A motion picture tells part of this story. This is the file.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Not everything that lives among us can be seen. Sometimes, what is most real is what remains hidden beneath the surface of the everyday: a faint suspicion, a gaze that never quite meets, a room that feels denser than the others. There are mysteries that do not come like lightning, but like invisible threads woven into the ordinary. Little by little. Silently. Until, without knowing when or how, we are no longer alone. Ed and Lorraine Warren spent their lives observing what most would rather ignore. In every shaky sigh of a witness, in every photograph that made no logical sense, in every prayer spoken in panic, they learned that true evil doesn't always come knocking at the door. Sometimes. it is already inside. And it doesn't need to be noticed. It just needs to be believed. This third volume is not a collection of immediate horror stories or spectacular effects. Here you won't find spectres screeching in chains or furniture crashing against the wall as manifestations of something that demands attention. No. What is told here is more subtle. Deeper. More intimate. Because it is about that which masquerades as part of us. That which takes on familiar forms. That which learns our cracks in order to inhabit them.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The Warren Files Vol. 2 takes readers once again into the heart of Ed and Lorraine Warren's most chilling case files. This volume gathers twenty of their most disturbing investigations: from orphanages plagued by faceless nuns who pray backwards, to mirrors that return reflections that aren't your own, cursed chairs that judge whoever dares to sit, and academic Ouija experiments in Salem that spiraled into horror.Each story is a threshold into the unexplained, documented with the Warrens' trademark rigor and narrated with gripping intensity. This is not Hollywood's version of the paranormal-it is a descent into the raw, unsettling realities the Warrens confronted, where the impossible becomes tangible and the reader becomes a witness to silence, fear, and faith tested to its limits.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - For more than five decades, Ed and Lorraine Warren walked into houses where nobody slept any more. This fourth volume gathers the files that never made it into the first three.A New England house in 1850 and three men who believed in nothing. A whole village that no longer exists. A Scottish hotel on the banks of the Spey. A kitchen calendar where a father noted down the punctures in his daughter's tires. A bishop who drove halfway across California, rang the bell twice and left.Twenty-one investigations told as they were recorded. And in almost every one, the exact moment when somebody could have kept the evidence, and did not.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. At about two in the morning on January 10, 1966, eight men came up a farm road in Forrest County, Mississippi, in two cars, with shotguns and plastic jugs of gasoline. They shot into the house and set it alight with the family inside.Vernon Dahmer was fifty-seven. He owned a store, a sawmill, a planing mill and a farm, and he was president of the county chapter of the NAACP. In the last months of 1965 he had put a voter registration book on the counter of his store and announced on the radio that if a man wanted to vote and could not afford the two-dollar poll tax, he would pay it himself.He got his wife and his children out through the back windows, and stood in the burning house firing into the dark so the men outside would keep shooting at him. He died that afternoon.Four men went to prison within four years. Sam Bowers, the Imperial Wizard who ordered it, was tried four times, took the Fifth Amendment four times, and was not convicted until August 1998 - thirty-two years later.This book is about what that conviction cost. A statement of twenty-two typewritten pages whose origin nobody can account for. The evidence of an accomplice of whom the Supreme Court of Mississippi wrote that his sordid reputation is of record. A jury instruction the same court forbade for the future in the act of upholding the sentence it had produced. And, at the end, the victim's own family asking the Governor to release one of his killers so that he would testify.Every fact here is traced to the document that carries it, and where the record is silent the book says so - including about the mafia hitman everyone repeats and no paper mentions.A motion picture tells part of this story. This is the file. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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