Today on the Grave Talks, the exorcism of Cindy Sauer.

Cindy Sauer appeared to be enjoying a good life.

She was married to her loving husband, was the mother of three girls,

a far cry from the title of the book that would later depict the following years of her life, the exorcism of Cindy Sauer.

Then things suddenly took a turn for the worst. In 2009, her husband took his own life very unexpectedly.

She was overcome with grief, and as many would fall into depression.

It was at this time that unexplained events began occurring around her home.

She very quickly concluded that these may be paranormal in nature, possibly even her deceased

husband, attempting to leave a message.

This assumption very quickly changed as things went from paranormal to sinister and possibly demonic.

She suffered horrific nightmares, terrifying images presenting themselves night after night,

depicting unspeakable atrocities.

And then the haunting went from an external battle to an internal war that would require an exorcism.

The exorcism of Cindy Sauer was one that did not end in one cleansing.

The internal battle would continue for a time to come and would never permanently go away.

On today's episode of the Grave Talks, we hear the personal story of the exorcism of Cindy Sauer.

From the woman herself, Cindy Sauer.

When I was a kid, the first interaction with anything paranormal that I can recall was when I was about five or six years old.

And I was sleeping in my bed, my sister and I, we shared a bed at the time. She woke me up and asked me if I saw what she saw. She

was really afraid. She was upset. She pointed to the foot of the bed. And there was a chair

facing the foot of the bed. It happened to be my

great grandmother's chair that she had had for years. She had passed away a few months earlier

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