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Our goal in covering the story of the Perron family's experience
while living for a decade at the Arnold Estate, the inspiration
for the motion picture, The Conjuring, was to uncover the real
story behind the persistent hauntings. What we discovered once
again was the actual truths at the heart of this, and other
famous cases are as murky and nebulous as the spirits that do the
haunting. The question that remains is, what is truth and what is
real when it comes to supernatural activity? Skeptical researcher
and writer Kenny Biddle investigated the historical people that
the Perrons thought may have been the entities that lingered in
their home. He found inconsistencies between the records of the
lives and deaths of named locals and their claimed involvement
with the farmhouse. But the attempt to cast doubt on the Perron
story by focusing on historical inaccuracies is to go at the
problem in an understandably linear, causal fashion, perhaps not
one taken by a paranormal investigator. This leads us to the
question, can the supernatural be analyzed with earthly rational
thinking?  For example, does a person have to die in the
same place that their ghost supposedly haunts (if one even
believes in ghosts), or can they move about freely? Can spirits
visit only some individuals or occupants, or would they have to
haunt everyone in the same space equally? Can spirits identify as
something they're not, or do they have to tell the truth about
who or what they are? What are the rules for something so
mysterious? While many of us would like to apply standard logic
to understanding the numen world, those that have experienced it
might tell you no ordinary rationale matters. Despite the
"facts," what they have witnessed was real and true enough.

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