... before their first birthday, it must be concluded that it was not Elizabeth who caused the death of the child. Instead, the child may have died because of malnutrition and starvation. Again, with a thorough examination of Elizabeth's confession, one can easily see that evil spirits could not have possibly visited her. If such spirits had visited her, then it would have been more beneficial for her to have ... where it would be. However, when he was asked about what mischievous acts he demanded of his two spirits, he said, "never any, only he sent his bear spirit to provoke the maidserva...

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... in a hospital at age 25. For a while her treatment wasn't helping; her mind rejected it. At home, however, she began asking her husband Don to leave the house so she could have some time alone. Suspicious of this odd request, he placed a tape recorder in her room and to his surprise he discovered her having conversations with her alter personalities and a new voice ... "sinful" behavior, possession by evil spirits, laziness, peer pressure, too much television, or poor relationships. ( Johnson 22). In the 1940's, a women by the name of Eve was diagnosed as the very first case of Dissocia...

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