Today on the Grave Talks Chronicles of an American Exorcist, part two of our conversation with Reverend Sean Patrick Whittington.

Do you see any commonalities in these cases, you know, with the people who end up needing your services?

Just when I thought I did, it changes on me.

I went through a period of time where everybody that reached out to me was a single mother with children,

and the children were under attack, and she was seeing things.

Then I went through a period of time where it was people that, you know, here in Vegas and city,

I'm going to get hate mail for this,

but I would have prostitutes or strippers reach out to me and they're under attack.

Drug addicts, alcoholics, for a while, that's all that reached out to me. And then it was people that dabbled. Pagans. And I'm not judging. I have friends who are witches. But they pervert it and they start doing some weird things with it. And that comes, there's, when you call in favors from that,

that side,

eventually someone's going to come to collect on the bill.

And a lot of these people figure that's,

you know,

that's not going to happen.

And it does.

Now I,

I don't want to scare people,

but now it seems like there is no rhyme, no reason.

The veil between the two worlds right now seems to be, as thinness as I've experienced it in my whole life,

and evil seems to be running rampant everywhere.

I don't want to get too theological on it.

I am in the seminary, and we talk about that a lot.

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