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Today I have a story that
falls into the mystery section
of my Murder, Mystery and Makeup.
Y'know.
Demons.
We're gonna be talking about demons.
So, buckle in kitty cats because,
demons are here for this short amount of time.
But other than that,
I will just stop jib jabbing.
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And let's jump into today’s story.
There have been many, many, many
stories about demons.
Demons trying, and sometimes succeeding,
in invading our bodies, and taking over our minds
for their own demon purposes.
Which then often leads to exorcisms
in many forms,
to try and rid of these dark forces.
Every so often there are some case of possessions
that are just so hard to believe,
because they're just so extreme, and you're like
"Really?"
"Okay".
One of the most terrifying was the exorcism
of a demon-plagued young girl,
in a small town in Wisconsin.
I feel like Wisconsin always has
some stuff going on over there.
What's going on?
Wisconsin.
Is it the cheese?
So, there's this girl,
her name was Anna Ecklund.
Actually, that wasn't her name,
it was something else,
but they came out with a book,
about this whole exorcism.
They changed her name
to protect her privacy but--
(laughs)
A simple google search, you could find her
name and everything, you know?
So, it's like, that's unfortunate.
And I was gonna use her real name,
but I'll just respect what they originally intended.
Anna Ecklund is what we're going to call her.
So, Anna was born in 1882, in Marathon, Wisconsin,
Her parents were German immigrants.
Not much is known about her upbringing,
or her early childhood I should say.
Some reports say that there wasn’t much
to be said about her upbringing,
that it was very normal.
Other sources say that Anna’s father,
his name was Jacob,
he had a reputation for being very against 
the Catholic church,
and that he was a womanizer as well.
It was also alleged that Jacob was an alcoholic,
and that he may have sexually abused Anna.
So, allegedly, maybe.
So, two different stories here.
Also, not much was to be said
about Anna's mother.
It's believed that she had died
during the early 1890’s.
So, Anna was raised in a pretty hardcore...
I feel like hardcore's not the right word.
Strict Catholic household.
Her mom was super Catholic,
and that's how she got introduced to it,
again, the father wasn’t...
He didn't like it.
People would describe Anna as being
charming, sweet, kind,
and just a happy girl.
But something happened, something changed.
And at the age of 14,
things just took a very dark turn.
The family went to church every Sunday,
Anna was said to have really enjoyed it.
She was involved with many of the church activities,
all of her friends were a part of the church,
and that’s what the families
life revolved around.
But once Anna turned 14,
she started to feel very ill and uncomfortable
whenever she stepped foot into the church.
Now this was strange you see,
because Anna loved church,
she looked forward to attending.
But all of a sudden,
she just was hesitant to step inside.
She was just complaining that
she felt really sick.
She would say as soon as she entered the building,
she would just feel even worse,
even more ill, and more uncomfortable.
Any time she laid her eyes on
any type of religious imagery,
she would just feel
(tongue click)
not so great, not so great.
This would slowly grow in an intensity,
until she had a hard time even
stepping into the church at all,
as if some barrier was preventing
her from entering.
If she did manage to enter,
she would become
horribly ill, super panicked,
was overcome with unbearable dread.
Which is not how you should be feeling when you go to church,
so, this was concerning.
Anna began describing how
she wanted to smash
holy water fonts,
or she would go into gruesome detail about
how she wanted to harm the priest.
She would still attend church,
because she had to.
You know how they give you
those like communion wafers?
Body of Christ.
After she had her communion wafers,
instantly Anna would vomit it up.
Infront of everyone in church.
Now of course, like a lot of
the church members, Anna's father,
they just thought more of her being sick,
like she had some kind of flu or something,
they weren't thinking demons.
So, this whole thing had gotten so bad,
that the once happy-go-lucky girl,
she just began to go into screaming fits
when she was confronted with the Bible,
with holy water, or with any holy imagery.
And eventually this would lead to her not
even attending church at all.
I know it doesn’t sound that serious,
but this was very unlike her.
Anna began to suffer from depression,
as well as intense sexual thoughts.
Anna was said to get more and more depressed,
because she didn’t understand why,
or what was happening to her,
or why she was feeling this way.
She felt like she had no control
over her own feelings,
or over the rage.
Anna thought she was becoming insane.
Some believed that this was
happening as a result,
or a reaction to her mother’s death.
At home Anna’s behavior had done a 180.
She would blurt out incredibly obscene things,
she would go into detail about violence,
and the things she wanted to do to
the people at the church.
it was said that Anna had a
unhealthy interest in sex.
She would detail sexual relations in which,
there’s like no way
she could have known about
these sexual things,
relations.
You know what I'm saying?
She would have these intense mood swings,
and she would have sudden and violent outbursts.
Where she would shout at people,
or break things in fits of rage, that came out of nowhere.
Anna though, like when she was done,
when she calmed down,
she would have no recollection
of doing any of these things.
So, it's like "Hey."
"Why'd you throw that plate at my head?",
she'd be like "What are you talking about?".
Like the family was growing
very frustrated with her,
because she’s obviously
causing some stress.
Correct?
Yes.
But it was making Anna feel worse
and worse again about herself,
because she just didn't understand
what was going on.
And she was becoming more distant.
She was spending most of her time
away from everybody else,
alone in her room.
She would turn away
any type of company or friends,
if they wanted to come over, she would just
completely cut off everybody,
and just stay alone in her room.
She just felt like she couldn’t go anywhere,
or talk to anybody,
because she just didn't know
what was gonna happen.
Now things were just getting
worse and worse.
And y'know, at first Anna's dad
was just kind of waiting it out,
seeing if it was just gonna calm down,
maybe it was just a reaction
to her mother’s passing,
but things were getting worse.
So, the family decided to
finally seek out medical advice,
and psychiatric professionals.
But no one could find anything
physically wrong with her.
One leading specialist at the time,
said that she didn’t have
“The least sign of nervousness.”,
and that
“She was normal in the fullest sense".
"Walk it off, you're fine".
And to be fair, this is 1908.
Okay?
Can't relate, to 1908.
Medical science had a very basic
understanding of mental illnesses.
Whereas today, Anna’s case could have
had a dramatically different ending.
Every single professional
that had looked at her,
deemed her to be completely normal.
And she never did seem to display
her bizarre behavior during these visits,
so, they really couldn’t help her,
because to them
they didn’t see anything, y'know?
I hate that I say "y'know" all the time,
it's just such a habit, I'm sorry.
When I'm editing these videos,
the amount of "y'know"s I edit out is incredible.
Back to the story.
Things at home were getting scarier.
Annas violent temper seemed to intensify.
And it was noted that she started to blurt
out words and phrases in Latin,
a language that she had no knowledge of.
Now sadly for Anna,
this would go on for years, years,
with little to no answers on what to do,
how to treat her,
or even how to protect yourself,
when Anna was being violent towards the family.
It caused so much tension in the household,
and just wasn't good.
Finally, Anna’s Aunt, which side note.
Listen here, look, allegedly.
Anna's father, was having an affair
with his Wife’s sister.
Oh yes.
This being Anna's aunt.
Once his wife passed, Anna's mother,
they carried on the relationship
together but...
Isn't that a little suspish?
Come on.
Anna’s Aunt, she started
to think that maybe,
maybe Anna was under the influence
of a demonic force.
She had been doing research about
what could really be going on with her.
She ended up going to the church for help.
So, Anna was referred to a Capuchin monk,
by the name of Father Theophilus Riesinger.
But this man was considered an expert in exorcisms,
and one of the few with an expertise in that area.
Now Father (stutters) Riesinger.
Oh, I'm gonna hate this.
Father Riesinger would witness
Annas total aversion to religious objects.
She would react negatively to
prayers and rites in Latin,
but when conversational Latin was used,
there would be no reaction.
It was said that Anna knew and understood
German and English,
but she began speaking and understanding
Latin, Hebrew, Italian, and Polish.
If she was given articles,
food, clothing, whatever,
sprinkled with holy water,
or presented her with things
that were secretly blessed,
she would react violently.
She would start throwing things,
she would get very vulgar and mean,
and quite dangerous as well.
Now they thought,
well, Father Riesinger,
he was like
"Okay let me just try a little placebo here"
"I'm gonna use some fake holy water.",
a.k.a tap water, and sprinkle this on...
Like this...
I don't know.
Spray it on her or whatever,
 and see if she reacts.
And then they'll know like,
if she's faking it or not.
Well, they did that.
*imitates spraying*
And she didn’t react.
No reaction.
And she had no idea that they
had used fake holy water.
Now the actual cause of the possession
could not be certain.
Only during the process of the exorcism
may they find what was
really the cause of it.
so, on June 18th, 1912,
Father Riesinger performed an exorcism
on the now 30-year-old Anna,
and at this time, it was successful.
So, they thought.
She was freed of her possession.
Anna returned to her “normal” self
for many years, the end.
No, I'm just kidding.
But it seemed that whatever dark forces
had gravitated towards her,
we’re not quite done with her just yet.
Nay, nay.
Over the next few years,
Annas turmoil and troubles
would slowly creep back into her life.
She claimed to constantly have sexual thoughts,
and believed she was also tormented by the
spirits of her father and her Aunt.
At this time, they had since passed.
Eventually Annas symptoms, once again,
left her unable to act normally,
or live a normal life.
She was growing desperate.
Anna started looking
for help again.
In 1928, Anna is now 46 years old.
She not doing too great, okay?
She's feeling like her life is pretty much
been destroyed by this evil presence.
So, she seeks out Father Riesinger once again.
When Anna had reached out
to him the second time,
he had now performed 19 exorcisms,
and was becoming the go to guy
for this kind of thing.
I mean he was before but like,
he was sealing the dealing.
But it was concerning for him
when Anna reached out again,
saying that, y'know, it came back.
So, this time, when Anna had contacted him,
he decided that he would ask for extra help.
So, Father Riesinger was on a missionary trip.
he was visiting his old friend,
who was also a priest,
his name was Joseph Steiger,
and he was at St. Josephs Parish.
And he asked Steiger for permission
to have Anna brought to his
Parish in Earling, Iowa,
and have an exorcism performed there.
Now it was said that Father Riesinger
had selected Earling, Iowa,
 for a number of reasons.
I'm getting so tongue tied today.
In the 1920s,
only a few hundred people
lived in this region,
and the area had both a convent,
as well as a Catholic church.
The roads, they weren't very good,
but they had this advantage
of a rail line system to support the trip.
So, the convent was more private,
it was secluded from,
y'know, anyone around them.
and Father Riesinger believed that it would
allow the exorcism to be done in secrecy,
and would allow Anna to stay anonymous.
They also hoped that coming away
from her home to a new area,
would hopefully disorient whatever 
demons possessed her.
On August 18th, 1928,
Anna had arrived to
Earling, Iowa, by train.
Again, the entire process
was done in extreme secrecy,
with only a couple people knowing
what was really going on.
there were the two priests
a couple of nuns,
that were helping them as well,
and then a housekeeper
who was just helping her out,
and then the Demons too were there.
Within a few hours of staying in the convent,
Anna became enraged,
because one of the sisters in the kitchen,
had sprinkled holy water
over her food on the tray.
When Anna got her food,
she was instantly upset
by the presence of the blessed food,
and became
a cat.
Yeah.
She became a cat.
And not like a physical cat,
but it was said that Anna was purring,
she meowed and she hissed,
and it was impossible
to make her eat the food.
They pissed her off okay?
This caused problems,
because the first rule
was not to upset Anna.
When she got there,
leave it up to the priest, play it safe,
but instead they were just off to a bad start.
So, the first session was held between 
August 18th to August 26th, 1928.
Anna was placed firmly upon
the mattress of an iron bed.
Her arm sleeves and her dress were tied,
like in a knot or whatever,
just to make sure that she stayed dressed.
The strongest, buffest nuns were selected
to assist by holding Anna down on her bed,
because they knew once the prayers had began,
Anna was just gonna fuckin'...
(clicks)
Demons!
They had to make sure she was secure.
They begin, okay?
Now they begin with some prayers, and instantly,
it was said that Anna sank into unconsciousness,
and she remains like that throughout
the whole period of the exorcism.
Her eyes were closed so tightly,
that no force could open them.
so, they just let her be,
while the exorcism continued.
The demons did not like this.
Oh no.
They continued with the exorcism,
and Anna dislodged herself from her bed,
and from the hands of the nuns
holding her down.
Now it's said that her body
carried through the air,
and landed high above the door of the room,
like in the corner of the room.
So, she's floating,
goes to the corner of the room.
If I saw that shit,
I would nope outta there, really quick.
Reason number 321 as to why
I couldn't be a nun.
Father Riesinger was said to have
kept his peace, and composure,
acting like nobody
was floating to the ceiling.
What a strong, brave man.
Now he ordered the nuns
to pull her down immediately,
okay?
"Bring her back to the bed,
 we need to secure her better".
So first they give her a duster,
and they're like,
"Can you get the cobwebs up there?"
(laughs)
Grab her, and they pull her down,
and then they bring her back to the bed
to better secure her,
so that she can't escape again.
So, once they locked her back into the bed,
that's when the prayers continued.
Anna began howling, and it was said
“Like a pack of wild beasts
suddenly letting loose”.
Now the howling had gotten so loud,
that the neighbors actually could hear her.
Now they were kinda,
they're pretty far out there,
but it was so intense
that of course, nosy neighbors,
as always, they became curious
as to what was going on.
A great number of people
are said to bear witness
to the screams coming
from inside the convent.
So, the details of the exorcism sessions
have gotten a bit lost in the mix,
but it was noted, that Father Riesinger
experienced physical attacks that left him
“Trembling like a fluttering leaf in a whirl
wind”.
So mhm.
Anna reportedly, would vomit,
defecate and urinate
“In quantities that were humanly speaking,"
"impossible to lodge in a normal being”.
Shittin', barfin', peeing.
In order to prevent the exorcism from continuing.
Because like, it smelt like shit in there.
So, everyone's trying
to exit the building,
not the building, but exit the room,
so, they could get out of
there, 'cause it stinks.
When Riesinger demanded
to know who was possessing her,
he was told "Many".
So, Father Riesinger demanded
to know who the lead demon was.
So, he’s asking
"Who am I talking to?"
"Who is the lead demon?".
So, he was told he was speaking to Beelzebub.
The demon claimed
“Ha! Did not her own father curse us into her?”.
Father Riesinger challenged this further,
the demon responded,
“You can ask him. Leave me in peace for once”
This response prompted the priest to ask
if Anna’s father was part of the possession.
The demon allegedly responded with,
“What a foolish question."
"He has never been with us,
ever since he was damned.”
At other times, the demon claimed
to be the Apostle Judas,
and that Judas was there to
"Bring her to despair,"
"so that she will commit
suicide and hang herself."
"She must get the rope,
she must go to Hell!”.
If you don’t know Judas,
well it's not simple.
Oh my gosh.
I went down a rabbit hole last night,
this is a side note.
I never realized how
controversial Judas is, or was?
Is.
Based on different religions, they see him
in different light and...
It's a lot.
But to keep it simple.
Judas betrayed Jesus.
I'm getting off track,
it doesn’t matter.
But apparently Judas is inside of Anna.
At another time it was said
the demon claimed to be Jacob,
who was Annas father.
He claimed to have tried to force Anna
into a sexual relationship,
but she had resisted.
He also claimed to have actively tried to
encourage Anna in a sexual manner,
a.k.a he was trying to sexually abuse Anna.
In a conversation with Anna,
before the demons came forward,
like when she was just being herself,
she seemed to have a memory
of her father cursing her,
but she would rarely say
anything negative about her father,
like they couldn’t get anything from her.
Father Riesinger was able to
do a little digging around,
and he found out that Jacob had a reputation
as a hater of the church,
that he disliked religion,
and wanted nothing to do with it.
But there wasn’t any proof that
there was abuse going on.
Another demon they encountered
through Anna,
claimed to be Mina.
Who the hell is Mina, Bailey?
You can't just introduce people
like this in the middle of the story.
She was Anna’s aunt, remember?
The mistress of Annas father.
Yeah, she had a name.
I forgot to mention it in the beginning.
Mina.
Anyways, so she came through.
She claimed that she had
murdered three children while she was alive,
and that she practiced witchcraft.
Mina said that she and Jacob
had put a curse on Anna.
All throughout the various exorcisms,
Anna suffered from physical distortions
that would alter her appearance.
Her face would become twisted,
her body would contort in impossible ways.
Her eyes and lips would swell
to huge proportions,
and her stomach would become
hard like a rock, or a stone.
During the exorcisms, Anna seemed to react
strongly towards different elements.
Whenever approached with holy water,
like in the beginning,
she would scream, she would hiss, shout.
If the holy water touched her skin
it would burn off.
They would watch her skin sizzle and burn.
As the days passed,
with little to no success in saving Anna,
a tension started to grow
between the two priests.
Father Riesinger was like the main guy
holding the exorcism,
but they were using Father Steiger's convent,
but he was there too.
Father Steiger had started
to regret his decision
to allow the exorcism
to be held in his church, in the first place.
He was like
"you guys have been here too long,"
"she's floatin'."
So, he's really regretting this,
and this is causing a tension
between the two priests.
And so, he brought up his concerns
to Father Riesinger,
but Father Riesinger,
he wasn’t surprised,
because it was going on
for quite some time,
and it was draining for everybody,
and he blamed the devil for
stirring ill feelings between the two priests.
He told him to remain focused,
and not let the devil get
between the two of them.
So, Father Steiger said that
the demon possessing Anna,
told him to withdraw
permission for the exorcism
by the end of the week,
or he would be sorry.
This didn’t sit well, because I don't know.
Was the demon now threatening to kill him?
The week goes by,
and that following Friday,
Father Steiger received a call
from a local farmer,
with a critically ill mother,
who was needing her last sacraments.
So, he does this job, gets in his car,
he’s just going to drive to the home,
and he was just about to
cross a bridge over a ravine,
it was middle of the day,
he said it was a clear sky,
and then all of a sudden
it just got very, very dark.
Dark heavy clouds,
he couldn’t see anymore,
like he couldn’t see in front his car.
So, he's driving, can't see.
What's gonna happen?
Because of this he ended up crashing his car
into the railing of the bridge.
The car was totaled,
but luckily for Father Steiger,
he was not seriously injured.
He had some cuts and bruises,
but he was still able to walk away from it.
He fully believed that
the demon was behind this.
Over the next couple weeks of exorcism,
Anna always seemed to lose
consciousness once the rite began,
and would wake up with
no knowledge of the events.
She would claim to have visions of
horrible battles between spirits,
but that's really all she knew.
She had no idea she was
floating up to ceiling.
I wonder if you tell someone that.
"Yeah you were floating."
"Yeah you were up there."
"It was wild".
During the entire time,
she was unable to eat solid foods,
and she experienced heavy vomiting,
she would vomit 20 to 30 times a day.
She was becoming more
and more fragile, malnourished,
and just very weak.
'Cause she's not eating.
So, in total there were three periods
of exorcism performed on Anna.
The first were held August 18th through the 26th.
The second was held from
September 13th to the 20th.
And the final group of exorcisms
began December 15th,
and lasted until December 23rd.
Annas room was said to have filled
with swarm of flies and mosquitoes,
that would appear out of nowhere,
only just to vanish just as fast.
Sickening stenches would fill the room,
forcing everyone out,
preventing anyone from continuing the exorcisms.
prolonging the process.
Over time, this would all become so unbearable,
that the now terrified priests,
and nuns involved,
refused to stay too long in Annas presence,
instead they would work in shifts.
Father Riesinger was the one
who spent the most time with Anna,
and was determined to rid her of these demons,
but it seemed that he might be losing this battle.
He was committed to helping her,
and gradually the demon began to weaken,
lose their grip on Anna.
And then it was said,
one day Anna bolted up in the bed,
and claimed 
“Demons, Judas, Jacob, Mina!"
"Hell! Hell! Hell!"
"Praised be Jesus Christ”.
And it was said just like that, Anna was back.
It had appeared that the demons had left.
I know, it’s kinda like a,
it’s not like a great ending, it’s just kinda,
it doesn’t...
like I have a lot of questions
about this ending, right but...
I don’t know, there’s no answers really.
In the aftermath of the exorcism,
most of the nuns who had been present
asked to be transferred away,
to anywhere but there,
and the convent that they were all staying at,
would eventually be demolished in the 1990s.
Anna would go on to lead a
somewhat normal life,
although the experience is said to
haunt her for the rest of her life.
Father Riesinger, he would gain
some bit of fame from it all.
he would go on to become
Americas expert on exorcisms,
like the number one spot.
he even earned a page in Time Magazine in 1936,
with an interview and everything.
Father Steiger would go on to lead a quiet life,
now he was shaken and very disturbed
by what had played out,
and he didn’t want any attention
about what went down.
There was a priest named Father Carl Vogel,
and he went about interviewing anyone he could find,
who had been at the exorcism.
So, he found some of the nuns who were there,
and then he ended up talking to Father Steiger himself,
he got an interview with him.
he wanted this because he wanted to like, 
compile a record of the events,
and then create a little booklet.
it would end up turning into a book called
“Begone Satan!!: A Soul Stirring
Account of Diabolical Possession in Iowa”.
but it was mainly going to be used for other priests,
as just information on like, what happened,
how they treated it, stuff like that.
at some point it turned into like
a book that you can buy.
Now a lot of people did not believe this story,
they’re like "this is just too over the top."
the guy who’s doing the interviewing,
he ended up interviewing a girl,
a woman I should say, sorry.
she worked as a housekeeper for Father Steiger,
and she claimed
“I was a witness to almost the
whole period of the exorcism,"
"of the possession case and I can truthfully say,"
"that the facts mentioned in Begone Satan!! are correct."
"Some of the scenes were even more frightful
than described in the booklet."
"There is not the slightest doubt
in my mind that the devils were present."
"and I will never forget the horrible scenes,
vile, filthy and dirty as long as I live”
And that my friends is the story
about the exorcism of Anna Ecklund.
Its...
(tongue click)
A lot, I know.
And it can be hard to believe.
So, I guess my first question for you is,
do you believe that people can be
 possessed by demons?
Or a demon?
Or just be possessed by something?
What are your thoughts on possession?
I always have mixed feelings about it.
I think it’s hard to believe when
you’ve never seen it in real life.
like I’ve seen movies and stuff,
and it’s always freaky, it freaks me out.
and I don’t want to see it in real life,
so, I’m not saying prove it,
I’m not challenging you or anything demons.
(laughs)
No.
I’m just like minding my own business.
if the demons are there, that’s cool,
but I don’t wanna know about them,
I just mind my own business,
and I hope the demons minds his own business too.
I don’t mess with demons no.
you wanna be a demon?
that’s fine, but I’m not grabbing
your ass down from the ceiling.
Whatever you believe,
the exorcism of Anna has managed to become
one of the most terrifying alleged exorcisms of history.
so lemme know your thoughts down below.
I would love to hear what you think.
I just want to say a big thank you to Audible
for partnering with me on today’s video.
I love and appreciate you guys so much.
let me know who you want me to
talk about next week.
as always, have a good day,
make good choices,
don’t mess with demons,
and I hope to be seeing you guys later.
Bye.
Demons.
(suspicious music)
