Ep. 51 : Conjuring Up Ed & Lorraine Warren
Paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren left their mark on the world of spooky things, lending a hand in creepy cases across the world. Their investigations of haunted houses and demonic possessions would bleed into books and famous movie franchises you're likely streaming this Halloween. But were they really blessed with a third eye? Or were they clever fraudsters who knew a cash cow when they found one? We'll uncover the origins of Ed and Lorraine's love story, the paintings that opened the doors for their paranormal investigations and the famous hauntings that would put them on the map. As with all horror stories, not everything was as it seemed, and cracks began to form in their carefully crafted narrative. Whether the Warrens really were blessed with paranormal gifts we can't say, but we can confirm that we'll tell some super creepy ghost stories along the way. Light your candles, grab a blanket and enjoy Halee's delicious brownies covered in marshmallow cobwebs. Happy Haunting!
Ed’s Paintings
The Stories
The Museum
In the Movies
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https://www.buzzfeed.com/jeremyhayes/haunting-items-inside-real-the-conjuring-warrens-museum
Original Ed Warren Painting - Traveling Museum of the Paranormal & Occult
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Devil's Road: Judy Spera Details Life Growing Up As A Warren | Den of Geek
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