Lorraine Warren Talks

and Walton Hall this was a Milford Connecticut and it would have taught by nuns and was all girls and it was a very beautiful gentle life my parents were very very gentle people my father was to knit the light and power my mom was home all the time having of her brother and a number sister we've always had very good relationships still honey and my family understood I didn't know really who I really was I had a time finding who I was and why why was I different why were there things that I could see that nobody seemed to understand and the nuns when I said in class one time from my French teacher that her lights were brighter than mother superiors I mean that didn't fly and as a result of that my parents also loving caring but they didn't understand what lights they talked about these in Ireland like that but to understand what it was that was happening I just didn't know when either did anybody else I really never felt vindicated until I was at UCLA and I worked for dr. Delman aunts and dr. Johnson who wanted to test me as a natural psychic I have never read a book I had never spent that much trying with people the psychic ability I was an artist and so was my husband we taught our we exhibited art this old art and made a very very good living at it we had a daughter and we were very happy well I began to realize the man I married never ever told me at the time that he grew up in a home that was very haunted fairly wanted he grew up in a home like different than I did they were alcohol on that in my house fighting argument none of that and I he said to my parents one time when get come to dinner you you have tablecloths and that he said how nice it is to eat like this but he himself from the time he was 13 years old worked he worked at these stores things some things like that so the roof groceries on his bike and he bought his own clothes he never performed today up to that way of life I met him at 16 I was only to school in the summer we were going to a movie at the colonial theater on Boston Post Road in Bridgeport there were a lot of defense factories this was the forties we were getting ready to leave the there they had introduced me to him just a nice very clean-cut kid I looked at him from the argyle socks he was wearing to the stroller theme hiding on strollers I don't think they still even call now to the crease in his pants and that snow white shirt and jacket it was a lifeguard during the day in the summer and he worked in the theater at night as we got ready to meet there there was an inner a defense factories abounded from sikorsky's General Electric Bridgeport brass Remington Arms disc target but that to me was farmed any part of that war whole thing just didn't really I didn't understand that and it didn't make sense to me so he was going to say I keep us in but there until it wasn't all clear then he said he got paid and he was going to buy as for a pope they were nickel I didn't order a coke I've never drank Coke i watered an ice cream soda and he told me for later on he told me that he was a gold digger from the first 99 so anyway he walked home with us but his home was first and I was happy about that because he certainly couldn't walk me home because he could never pick me up but there was a group of us and as he ran across the street back hundred and forty to palm athletic boy I didn't see I seen a man that hand was the man who died four years ago he looked exactly like my husband the day he died I took care of my husband for four years he was a full care patient the day he died he looked just like that man I wrote in my diary I'll spend the rest of my life with you and I did well I came home from school one day and he was in my parents home there isn't kitchen and I walked in and I said wow and I said I thought Bob Johnson was with his close friend and edit what are you doing here and we listed they enlisted in the Navy Johnson was killed they found out it was 16 and rather than not let him go they let him go on his 17th birthday he made three crossings across the North Atlantic before he ever turned 18 years old he became an on very very early and the last month last room the two ships collided in the North Atlantic in February and he was one of 69 survivors on two ships and he saved the life of another man again he never talked about hunting you

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Keywords: Lorraine Warren, paranormal, Ed Warren

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Length: 8min 0sec (480 seconds)

Published: Sun Jun 13 2010