So you've entered the Paracast with your host, Jane Steinberg and David Bienn.

So we sure got a lot of letters in response to our interview last week with Lisa Lindley.

She says her family is the victim of demonic possession.

But everybody pretty much came to the conclusion that we came to that a lot of that was focused on her daughter.

The only way to know is to be there and investigated, I think.

Otherwise, it's all conjecture, I suspect.

Very much so.

And I think regardless, she's going to have to, if she wants to get beyond just sitting

there believing that it's all demonic possession.

She's going to have to open up her vistas and try to find out what kind of damage psychologically has been done to her daughter.

I don't know, Gene.

I suppose in the end it's really hard to make calls about other people's realities.

And look, everybody has to try to understand

things in the framework of their cultural upbringing and of the reality they live in.

And so I think that in that case, I understand where people are probably quick to judge her

as far as her religious beliefs and her trying to understand what's going on in that framework.

Realistically, anything could be happening there.

We really don't know.

I think that it is interesting, though.

There was someone on the forums that brought up the idea that she was hesitant to go to a therapist with her daughter because she didn't want to sort of put her name out there with this reality and the story, but yet,

I mean, she has written books about this.

So her name is out there.

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