previously on Unsolved.

But I did talk about experience he had with a possessed person.

In his office there in the Chancering Office,

there was a crucifix on the wall, but when you open the door,

it would cover the crucifix.

And a woman came in, it was very distressed,

and was very troubled.

And Father Quinn told me about the time that she was just very, very angry because she knew

it was around summer, but she couldn't find the crucifix.

And I remember him insisting that he was absolutely convinced that Father Coons was killed

by Luciferians, you know, Satanists.

From the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, this is Unsolved Season 3.

The Devil You Know.

I'm Gina Barton.

In the weeks before Father Alfred Coons was murdered, there had been a series of church burglaries

around Central and Southern Wisconsin.

Father Coons' best friend, Father Charles Fiore, did a television interview about that theory. He seemed to think Father Coons' death

resulted from a burglary gone wrong. I want the person who did it to be caught. I would like to know

why, what they wanted from him. Was it a simple break-in and a burglary?

Were they looking for something?

And retired detective, Don Johnson, tells me the police considered that theory pretty seriously.

Like, if somebody broke in there and was going to do a burglary theft. Okay, they were looking for money,

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