From Whitby Abbey in England to North Woodstock, Vermont, the Warrens recount the examples of these phenomena, as they have seen it themselves and as documented in official records. The Warrens follow in the footsteps of such noted vampire specialists as Sir Devendra Prasad Varma, Ph.D., Honorary Vice-President of the Vampire Research Society.
They continue a tradition that began with the original Count Dracula of Transylvania and share some of this fascinating tale as well. Through their usual, casual style other stories are discussed in this episode, such as the Loch Ness Monster and Stonehenge, each with their own unique stories, that they have either experienced first-hand or were related directly to the Warrens.
Ed and Lorraine Warren: Rod Vescey and the White Lady
The Warren’s interview Mr. Rod Vescey regarding his encounter with the noted White Lady of Union Graveyard. Ed Warren tells his fascinating tale of spending a series of nights trying to capture the White Lady on film and finally doing so in a most amazing way.
The White Lady has been seen in this area and along Route 59 for twenty-plus years. Many people of the area have reported seeing her ghost in varying capacities, but no experience told so far has equaled that of Rod’s experience on night, driving along Route 59. Along with Rod’s testimony, hear and see images of other encounters with the White Lady, including by Ed Warren himself.
Pets Who Survive The Grave
Judy Spera and Tony Oligino join Ed and Lorraine Warren and share their unique stories. Judy had a dog that was very-well loved that passed on. Shortly after she adopted another dog and it, in many ways, acted exactly like her previous dog did. Tony, a veteran of World War II, recounts the tale that brought him to be known as an animal rescuer. Tony was wounded in battle and in very real danger of capture or death, when he thought back to the hunting he had done as a youth.
He experienced a profound moment of empathy for the animals he had shot at, now experiencing such fear himself. He made a commitment to, if he survived, to help and feed every animal he could, and at that moment he saw a brilliant light and heard an overwhelming sound. Needless to say, he survived, and his tale is a beautiful one. Tony O. has since made it his mission to rescue and care for any animal he can, earning himself the nickname, “Birdman of Trumbull“. What do you think?
Werewolf – Bill Ramsey
Ed and Lorraine Warren discuss how they came to know the true “werewolf” of London, Bill Ramsey and how they changed his life. Their tale begins with a documentary they viewed about werewolf sightings in, of all places, London, which featured Ramsey’s story.
It was the first case of lycanthropy they had ever come across and sparked what would become this intriguing story. At first skeptical, the Warrens decided to investigate this case, during which time Lorraine sensed she could somehow help Ramsey. After much effort, including travels to California and England, the Warrens found Bill Ramsey.
