It involved a German girl named Anneliese Michel, who was treated for seizures and given drugs over a period of five years before the Church finally authorized an exorcism; its investigation …

On July 1, 1976, Anneliese Michel died of malnutrition at 23-years-old after suffering a series of 67 exorcisms due to her alleged demonic possession.

Anneliese Michel complained of seeing disturbing visions while saying prayers. Was she a victim of demonic possession or mental illness?

This article explores the details of Michel's life, the exorcism itself, the subsequent legal proceedings, and offers insights into the ongoing ethical and philosophical implications. Anneliese Michel: A …

In 1973, a young woman named Anneliese Michel underwent a terrifying exorcism that led to tragedy, haunting experts and eyewitnesses to this day. Anneliese Michel had been experiencing …

Anneliese Michel’s haunting story blurs the lines between faith, mental illness, and tragedy. Her exorcism, death, and the sensational trial that followed captivated the world. From her troubled …

The rite of exorcism was performed on Anneliese Michel for the first–but by no means the last–time by Father Renz on September 24, 1975. Over the course of her various sessions with the priest, …

Her tragic story, immortalized in the film “The Exorcism of Emily Rose”, serves as a chilling reminder of the complexities inherent in the intersection of faith and mental health. Anneliese Michel was …

July 1, 1976, after 67 exorcisms, some which lasted up to four hours, and 42 of which had been recorded, 23 year old Anneliese Michel closed her eyes for the last time. Dr. Kehler, the family …

Anna Elisabeth Michel (21 September 1952 – 1 July 1976) was a German woman who died of malnutrition and Dehydration. She became known because Catholic priests did 67 exorcism rites …