The Case of Arne Cheyenne Johnson

from Totally Innocent · host Alexander E Ryken

Welcome back to episode 18 of the Totally Innocent podcast and welcome to week 1 of the spooky season! This week we will be taking a look at the Case of Arne Cheyenne Johnson, or, "the devil made me do it" case. That's right, the case of Arne Johnson is what the movie The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It is based on. Arne claims to be a victim of demonic procession in the first case in US history to use such a tale as a case for their defense. It didn't play out well with the judge.  As a fan of the conjuring universe and spooky tales in general, for the month of October we will be looking at different spooky cases. If you are listening on Spotify, vote in the poll! Want to send something into the show? Send an email to [email protected]!

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