Today on the Grave Talks, exorcism.

Nightmares, witchcraft, exorcism, and curses.

Not exactly words anyone thinks of when describing a relationship.

However, for Lee Moore, this is exactly what he dealt with.

When a woman he was dating wanted to end the relationship.

Rather than a healthy breakup, Lee became the victim of a curse to drive him away.

Dismissing this as an elaborate way to end the relationship, he thought nothing of it.

Lee moved on and fell in love with a new wife.

He began a new life only to find that this curse was all too real and never left him.

Subsequently, Lee experienced unexplained trauma and torture that nearly ended his life.

With the help of spiritual warrior and exorcist's couple, Kenneth and Faradil, Lee, was able to banish the curse and these demons from his life.

This is his story. Kenneth and Faradil join us today to discuss exorcism. Kenneth, how did it all begin for you?

So it goes back to when we're both children, even now we didn't live in the same neighborhood or anything. We're both victims of the haunt, so to speak. It's kind of a more generic term to say that. But it's night terrors, it's day terrors. It's, and you don't want to know why it's there. What did she do to draw that stuff in nothing? But you're left offended for yourself for both Catholic families

and cradle Catholics. And it's frightening when you're a child because the parents tell you, oh, it's just

a nightmare. It's just imagination. It's a nightchair. That's where you're supposed to be

asleep, but then again, you're awake, and you can recite your address and you move

around your bed and you stand, you watch the phenomenon go on, and it's real, and it's in

your face. And I think Farah might have had a grandmother that might have actually lent her a

little clue. But when you have parents and I just give you a St. Benedict medal, and I wore a St. Benedict Medal as long as I can remember, was that their way of doing it just in case and just turning a blind eye on the other side? Because some people say if you ignore it, everything is okay. You know, like, yeah, just ignore it. Don't give it any credit. Don't give any recognition recognition. That's, that's not what it means by that when people say that. So, and that could have been, you know,

a great number of things, too. And, you know, such as I'd wake up and then I opened my eyes up,

and I saw this little pixie light coming on in my closet, swirling in counterclockwise direction.

And as it got closer, I could see it was a man's face, an older man's face engulfed in flames. It was a bit black and white,

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