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In Part 2 of Famous or Infamous Trials: The Devil Made Me Do It, Dr. Josh Carpenter explores the claims of demonic possession surrounding the Glatzel family, separating Hollywood mythology from the Catholic Church's actual approach to exorcisms and the legal challenges of proving extraordinary claims in court.
Through the lens of criminal law and real courtroom experience, Dr. Carpenter examines the reliability of witness testimony, the role of belief versus evidence, and the events that led Arne Cheyenne Johnson to become the central figure in one of America's most infamous criminal cases.
By Todd CohenIn Part 2 of Famous or Infamous Trials: The Devil Made Me Do It, Dr. Josh Carpenter explores the claims of demonic possession surrounding the Glatzel family, separating Hollywood mythology from the Catholic Church's actual approach to exorcisms and the legal challenges of proving extraordinary claims in court.
Through the lens of criminal law and real courtroom experience, Dr. Carpenter examines the reliability of witness testimony, the role of belief versus evidence, and the events that led Arne Cheyenne Johnson to become the central figure in one of America's most infamous criminal cases.