Welcome to part two of our conversation with James Anito.

Tell me about one of the cases that you had been involved in, and I know that they are, they're involving something that's demonic.

As you said earlier, they're few and far between. They're out there, but they are not the most common of cases.

But the ones that you have been involved in,

tell me about one of the more troubling to you

that you went into and you found it to be,

this is difficult, this is emotionally draining

on those involved and yourself getting involved

with the case.

How did that go?

Well, so even though I believed in God and all those stuff what happened,

even studying demonology, I still live on the fence about demons.

You know, I do believe a lot of the things that a trouble or afflict us are of mental disorders.

And I really sad if they do believe that even though bipolar and schizophrenia,

these things are really low percentages of the human population.

I believe bipolar is only 1% of the population that people are affected by it.

So, you know, even though those are rare as well,

I do believe that a lot of the mental illnesses are more concurrent things that happen

within what's going on when they claim a demon.

But so my very first case, and I want to give a statistic to people, and I think this is

important because people always try to ask me, what is the mathematical equation of demons

compared to your actual negative cases?

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