The Truth Behind The Exorcism Of Michael Taylor

Over the next few weeks, Michael became an enthusiastic member of the church, speaking in tongues and volunteering the family home for group meetings. Christine Taylor started to grow concerned about the amount of time that Michael and Marie were spending together, and said as much when the congregants gathered at their house one day.

Over the next few weeks, Michael became an enthusiastic member of the church, speaking in tongues and volunteering the family home for group meetings. Christine Taylor started to grow concerned about the amount of time that Michael and Marie were spending together, and said as much when the congregants gathered at their house one day. According to The Sussex Devils, Michael took Marie upstairs to confront her about his feelings, was rejected, and rejoined the group, proclaiming a "victory for the Lord."

What happened next is difficult to gauge. Maybe Michael had simply been through too much, having been publicly embarrassed in front of his new social circle and privately shut down by a woman he felt an attraction towards. Whatever the cause, he experienced what was described as a "sinister transformation," striking Marie and screaming.

Michael's breakdown, and his erratic behavior in the days that followed, led the church group to believe that an exorcism was in order. On October 5th, they summoned the Taylors to the church, restrained Michael, and subjected him to a battery of attempts to cast the demons out from him, burning the "tainted" wooden cross that he wore and screaming at him until around 7:00 the next morning. During the court case that followed, one of the preachers involved would state that they'd managed to exorcise over forty demons from Michael, leaving behind only three, associated with "murder, violence, and insanity."

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