Episode 198
198: The Ossett Exorcism Murder (The Devil Made Me Do It) | England
Evidence Locker True Crime · Evidence Locker True Crime
October 30, 202232m 32sExplicit
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Show Notes
Michael and Christine Taylor were happily married when they joined the charismatic church called the Christian Fellowship Group in 1974. Michael became deeply involved in the group, but soon things took a sinister turn. Church leaders believed that Michael was a victim of demonic possession and performed an all-night exorcism. They sent him home and the unthinkable happened. Confusing his own wife for a demon, he attacked her, killing her violently with his bare hands.
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