DEFEATING THE DEMONIC
THE EPIC FULL DAY SEMINAR
OCT 20, 2024
BIJOU THEATER - BRIDGEPORT, CT
9:30 am - 10:30 pm
A powerful and gripping seminar where seasoned demonologists, deliverance ministers, and exorcists share their most harrowing encounters with the forces of darkness. Witness firsthand accounts of the intense struggle between the forces of good and evil. Gain a deeper understanding of the spiritual battles that unfold behind the scenes. This is an extraordinary event that will leave you both enlightened and deeply moved. Don't miss the opportunity to experience these stories of courage, faith, and the relentless fight for the souls of the afflicted.
Doors: 8:30 am
Session 1: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Lunch Break: 12:30 - 1:30 pm
Pizza, Popcorn, Snacks and Drinks Available for Purchase
There is also a full bar available throughout the entire event
Session 2: 1:30 - 3:30 pm
Q&A Panel: 3:30 - 4:30 pm
Merch Table Open: 4:30 - 5:10 pm
Dinner Break: 5:15 - 7:15 pm
Private Dinner: 5:15 - 7:15 pm
Trattoria 'a Vucchella (across the street)
Dinner Ticket Required
There will be 3 special screenings to enjoy in the theatre at this time during which
Pizza, popcorn, snacks and drinks will be available for purchase
Special Dinner Screening 1: (65 Minutes) “Jason McLeod’s Paranormal Journey”
Special Screening 2: (20 Minutes) “Shadows in the Desert: Sacred Land Arizona”
Special Dinner Screening 3: (35 Minutes) “Exploring Dark Siege Locations
and the Legacy of Ed and Lorraine Warren”
Session 3: 7:30 - 10:30 pm
“Into the Abyss: Confronting the Darkness”
Warning: This session contains real audio and video footage of demonic voices and live exorcisms. The content is intense and may be disturbing to some viewers. It is not appropriate for young children or for anyone who is not of sound mind, body, and spirit. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.
This is your opportunity to engage in enriching conversations in an intimate setting.
You may purchase dinner tickets easily through PayPal by sending $99 to darksiegebook@gmail.com
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Dark Siege: A Connecticut Family's Nightmare Autographed Paperback 467-pages
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The Terrifying True Tale of Demonic Infestation, Oppression, Possession and Exorcism written in a Cinematic Horror Format readers find impossible to put down and difficult to read at night without all of the lights on.
You never really know what can be lurking in the cemeteries you casually pass by. Kelly McLaughlin, an innocent six-year-old daughter girl, didn’t even know spirits existed when an apparition suddenly materialized, instantly tapped into her consciousness, and followed her home. It quickly targeted her sixteen-year-old brother, Tyler. When he and his friends attempted contact with a Ouija board, they inadvertently invited a group of inhuman, diabolical spirits into their lives. These spirits isolated and terrorized the family and their friends until they finally sought out the alpha, the wealthy, real estate broker father, who was a natural skeptic and the last one to believe in ghosts. Will the McLaughlin's ever get their lives back? Or will these evil spirits continue to haunt them?
In this tale of real haunting phenomena, a Connecticut family's home is infested, and the family is oppressed by spirits from beyond the grave.
This book is a paranormal powerhouse, but what makes it truly unique is the chapter-by-chapter analysis at the end of the book where McLeod explains spirit activity through Quantum Physics, The Universal Laws of Attraction, Vibration, Intention and Conscious Manifestation as well as his own profound understanding of the science and spirituality behind the paranormal.
Dark Siege: A Connecticut Family's Nightmare is the most terrifying case of McLeod's career which began working for and with the late, legendary Ed and Lorraine Warren in 1990 while he was a student at Sacred Heart University where McLeod wrote a column called 'Hauntings' for the SHU Spectrum Newspaper. This column chronicled the cases he was sent on by the Warrens and the serious cases working alongside them.
Dark Siege: A Connecticut Family's Nightmare is a must read for any paranormal enthusiast, investigator, or researcher - and most of all, for anyone who has endured or is currently experiencing paranormal activity for themselves.
Both books in the Dark Siege Series are required reading for Bishop James Long's Online Demonology Class.
The Nightmare Was Far From Over
Dark Siege 2: The Nightmare Returns
Autographed Paperback 385-pages
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The Devastating Case of Demonic Retribution
In this true tale of demoniacal retribution, a Connecticut Family, their friends, and their pets face the most vicious and wicked repercussions imaginable for standing up to the demonic spirits who had invaded their world.
In the late evening hours, after a demonic spirit invades her home and penetrates her mind, psychic medium Yvonne Saxon receives a series of horrific visions. These visions reveal the demonic spirits' plans to exact their revenge on everyone who was in any way involved in the McLaughlin case just two months earlier. After several unsuccessful attempts to get through to and warn the family and her colleagues, Yvonne makes a last-ditch, desperate call to the Archdiocese in Boston - specifically to Bishop Marcus Phelan, who had previously been so instrumental in resolving that case. Bishop Phelan realizes the grave danger they face when he meets misfortune while setting out on the long drive to Connecticut. Will he reach the beleaguered family in time? Can he save his friends from the vicious demonic retribution Yvonne foresaw in her terrifying visions?
Dark Siege 2: The Nightmare Returns is the continuation of McLeod's most terrifying case of diabolical Infestation, Oppression, Possession and Exorcism he had ever investigated. This portion of the case however, involved the most devastating campaign of Demonic Retribution he had ever experienced firsthand, including severe cases of Incubus and Succubus attacks of an extreme sexual nature. This phenomenon is so disturbing, it would have never gone to print if it were not for the encouragement of Bishop James Long who said people undergoing attacks of that nature need to seek help from clergy - immediately.
McLeod's work was first published in his best-selling debut novel, Dark Siege: A Connecticut Family's Nightmare. It is a must read for any paranormal enthusiast, investigator, or researcher - and most of all for anyone who had endured or who is currently experiencing paranormal activity for themselves. This book, like its predecessor, is a paranormal powerhouse. What makes the Dark Siege Series completely unique are the chapter-by-chapter analysis sections where McLeod explains spirit activity through his understanding of Quantum Physics, The Universal Laws of Attraction, Vibration, Intention and Conscious Manifestation.
Our Journey Home: The Handbook for the Transition
Large-Print Color Illustrated Paperback
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This book will help you lose your fear of
Death and Dying. For those left to grieve and process what has happened, it will bring you great comfort. Our Journey Home will help you understand the process of leaving the physical body behind and what awaits all of us as we transition out of our physical body and acclimate to our Spirit body. No one really dies. We simply change form.
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Imagine how much more fulfilling it would be, if you could experience an entire lifetime free from even the slightest fear associated with your eventual death. What if you could finally know that though the physical body will surely fail, nothing can affect the eternal, immortal, ever-lasting being that you are in your purest form? Suppose that reading one book could answer the most mysterious questions about what happens when you are dying and what happens to your consciousness once that takes place. You are about to read that book.
In reality, there is no death at all. It is an end to your most recent journey — an exploration into temporary physicality, but it is not the only journey you will take — and will certainly not be the last. Death of the physical body is certain. It is time that you know what awaits you when that happens. No one in the history of the earth has ever 'died.' They have simply changed form.
Renegade of Light
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The fate of the world rests in the hands of a dirty cop. Danny Phelps is counting the five grand he just bullied off some low-level drug slingers when an enigmatic beggar appears out of nowhere and asks for a handout. After telling the bum to buzz off, Phelps is shaken to his core by visions of a mysterious underground base where eight-foot-tall reptilians are torturing and murdering a young woman and terrorizing caged kids. When Phelps flashes back to his young brother's dead eyes, it tears his guts up all over again. While working on a missing child case, the enigmatic man keeps appearing, each time in different guises. Phelps is unaware that the man's sudden appearances coincide with a massive explosion of divine light originating from the core of the galaxy, light which is now mutating Phelps' DNA so that he can evolve into the next generation human with enhanced strength, speed, senses, intellect and the uncanny ability to travel between dimensions. As Phelps is progressively evolving, he learns that he has been chosen to be mankind's leader against the child-sacrificing Reptilians and their human minions who have collectively infiltrated the highest echelons of power all across the globe. Danny Phelps sees he has a chance for redemption. First, he has to uncover the horrifying truths about human history and the nature of evil. Then confront the mind-bending secret of the enigmatic man's identity. And finally, he has to become the Renegade of Light, enter the fourth-dimension and take the fight to the Draco Empire enslaving mankind. Or die trying. Renegade of Light is a reality-based work of science fiction that takes the reader on a consciousness-expanding metaphysical journey, where mankind's fate rests on one man's redemption. If the Twilight Zone and Star Trek had drunken sex, this would be their love-child.
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Dark Siege: Rage In Rathdrum
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Shortly after arriving in Washington State to continue his college education, paranormal researcher Jason McLeod receives an urgent phone call from his friend and mentor, Lorraine Warren concerning a disturbing series of events unfolding in case nestled within the infamous town of Rathdrum, Idaho.
Eager to get involved, McLeod comes to the aid of a family desperate for help who also happens to be guarding a series of secrets - secrets that they would rather remain undiscovered.
What will McLeod and his fellow classmate assisting him on the case uncover there? Will the training and experience passed down to him from his friends and mentors Ed and Lorraine Warren be enough to rid the family of the many sources of their troubles, or will the physical and spiritual threats unleashed upon the family require him to seek assistance elsewhere and from the most unlikely of sources?
Rage in Rathdrum is yet another book in the Dark Siege Series - detailing his personal paranormal investigations. This case was the catalyst which inspired McLeod to formation The Northwest Society for Paranormal Research. It also led him to a series deeply profound spiritual revelations through the careful guidance of a new group of enlightened friends and allies - two psychics and a scientist - each playing a pivotal role in solving the case.
Rage In Rathdrum takes place two years before the case which was revealed in McLeod's bestselling Dark Siege: A Connecticut Family's Nightmare and Dark Siege 2: The Nightmare Returns.
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Dark Siege: A Connecticut Family's Nightmare
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Renegade of Light
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Dark Siege: A Connecticut Family's Nightmare
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Dark Siege: A Connecticut Family's Nightmare Chapter 1 – Materializing in the Mist
THE CRISP OCTOBER WIND howled steadily against a grove of aged maple trees on the western edge of Easton, Connecticut's Union Cemetery. Thick black clouds began to creep across the sky as dozens of red, yellow, and orange leaves snapped free of their branches and rode the winds in torrential curving arcs toward and throughout the cemetery. The leaves whisked toward the roof of the Easton Baptist Church and violently skimmed the old, crooked weathervane on the steeple. They swooped down suddenly toward the frostbitten earth and the black Mercedes station wagon that was traveling southbound on Stepney Road, along the rusted wrought iron fence lining the perimeter of the cemetery.
Linda McLaughlin, a professional artist, wife of a real estate broker and mother of three, admired the beautiful leaves as they banked along the tall, statuesque memorials, blew over and through the fence, and landed suddenly onto the windows of the car. Linda smiled, glancing into the rear-view mirror at her blond-haired six-year-old daughter in the back seat. “Oh, do you see how colorful the leaves are, Kelly?”
Kelly sat on the right side of the car. She held a one-eared stuffed bunny against her loose-fitting white sweater. She smiled and pressed her palm on the window and against the slick red leaf stuck there. “Yeah,” she giggled. “They’re pretty.”
Suddenly, a loud thunderclap came out of nowhere and rattled the windows in the car. “Whoa,” Kelly whimpered. She slid down in her seat and cringed.
Linda scanned the sky and said, “It looks like we have some pretty awful weather coming.”
“Yeah,” Kelly sighed, looking out the window, “...pretty awful.”
“Maybe we should get the pumpkins another day,” Linda offered.
“Okay,” Kelly replied. She pouted a bit, because she wanted to carve the pumpkins with her big brother, Tyler, but she knew that she’d get completely soaked if they tried to sort through all of them outside at Silverman’s Farm Stand.
As they continued down the road, Linda thought about scarecrows, witches, candy corn, apple cider, and of course, the one thing on the minds of everyone, what with only a less than a week left until Halloween. “Be very watchful, Kelly. Maybe you’ll see a ghost. We wouldn’t want one to follow us home, would we?”
Kelly winced and yanked her hand away from the window. She squeezed her bunny tightly, touched its pink nose, pouted some more, and said, “Stop it, Mommy. That’s scary.”
Linda chuckled as they drove alongside the cemetery. “Oh, sweetheart, there are no such things as ghosts.”
As they drove along, Kelly turned to look out of the right side windows and glared at the many tombstones in the distance that were casting long gray shadows on the ground, and stretching away as far as she could see. She studied the multitude of shapes, from small black grass-covered markers to larger graying stones with obscured, mossy faces. Kelly frowned. All of these things were a mystery to her. She had never known death. She was too young to know how to name what she saw.
Moments later, as the car passed under an overhanging tree, a sudden wall of water rained down and completely covered the windshield. Kelly gasped and closed her eyes. She thought about being at home and curling up in her warm, soft pink comforter. She felt the car slow down and heard the windshield wipers come on at full speed. When the car lurched forward slowly, Kelly opened her eyes. She studied the gravestones and spotted something out of the right side of the windshield, ahead in the distance. She leaned forward, squinted, and strained to make out a faint cloudy shape among the memorials inside the cemetery, but it was too far away for her to see it clearly. Intrigued, Kelly reached to the side window and rubbed the condensation off the glass with her palm, trying hard to see what was there. 'What was standing inside the cemetery in this terrible storm? Had her mother not seen it?' she wondered.
As the car continued, and the shape became closer, she saw that it looked to be a gray smoky mass collapsing in on itself into the shape of a man. Moments later it appeared to solidify completely. It stepped out of a thin, stagnant wall of mist. Kelly’s mouth fell open in awe as it walked toward them, walked through a gravestone, and continued straight through the iron fence. It stopped suddenly on the curb at the edge of the cemetery just as they were about to drive right by him. Kelly inhaled deeply and slid down in her seat, trying to make sense out of what she had just seen, and trying to avoid being seen by the scary man. She closed her eyes tightly and squeezed her stuffed friend with all of her might.
A quick flash of lightning lit up the sky, followed instantly by a loud, reverberating thunderclap. Kelly opened her eyes again and inched up in her seat so that she could peek over the edge of the door and see out of her window. As she did so, the man slowly turned his head in their direction, as if he could see exactly what Kelly was doing. When they passed right beside him, his eyes, two dark holes as black as night, pulsed twice. Kelly gasped and forced her eyes shut again. When she opened them a few seconds later, he had completely vanished. Kelly clutched the armrest and turned toward the back corner of the window. He reappeared suddenly and turned his head slowly toward her as he stepped off the curb and moved into the road. Kelly’s breathing became short and labored. The man turned to face the car. Her heart beat faster, as if it would break through her chest. Then, in the dimly-lit road behind her, Kelly watched completely spellbound as the monster, for it certainly had to be a monster, faded away right before her eyes as if he were never even there at all.
Thunder boomed overhead and forked lightning flashed throughout the sky. Kelly unbuckled her seat belt and spun around onto the edge of the seat. She held her stuffed bunny as tightly as ever, as if she would never let it fall. She peered over the top edge of the seat in wonder. Another bright flash of lightning lit the sky in an eerie, jagged bolt. The wind howled and forced the rain against the car in sheets. Suddenly, as if he were immune to the forces of nature itself, the man reappeared again. But this time, he was staring longingly at her. Kelly moaned as he vanished and reappeared again, more quickly this time, and closer still. She thought to herself, ‘How could he be closer when they were going so fast?’ Loud, violent thunder shook her soul. She trembled with fear. “Mom,” she said, faintly. She mouthed the word the second time, too frightened and intrigued to notice that she hadn’t made even the slightest audible outcry.
The car slowed and came to a sudden halt. Kelly panicked. She saw that they were at a stop sign. She wanted her mother to keep moving, so she rocked her entire body as if she could nudge the car back into motion with her movements. She couldn’t remember when she’d ever been as relieved as she was when the car turned and started moving forward again. The car slowly accelerated and continued along the western edge of the cemetery. Kelly turned around, squinted, and saw the empty road fade away into the rain and mist behind them. ‘Maybe we’ve lost him,’ she thought. ‘Maybe he's finally gone away.’ Her hopes were quickly shattered when she saw that the man was taking a shortcut through the trees, back along the southern tip of the cemetery, at an angle, as if he were intending to close the distance between himself and the car. Kelly lifted her bunny before her face. Mere moments later, she lowered it enough to allow her to see over its missing ear. He appeared and disappeared again as he approached the western edge of the cemetery. Kelly turned sideways, and counted to three, when out of the corner of her eye, the monstrous man appeared again in the center of the road behind them. He reached forward, pointed at her, and dissolved in an instant. Then, seconds later, he appeared right up against the rear window. He thrust his hands forward, pressed them against the glass, looked into her panic-stricken eyes, and snarled at her. Kelly threw her arms up in the air, recoiled, and wailed in terror as her mother jerked the steering wheel, and the man’s gray, shadowy hands made that awful screeching sound as they slid down the slick rear window. The car spun out on the soaked leaves and wet pavement.
Once the front tires had struck the curb, it finally shuddered to a halt. Kelly’s bunny flew into the front, bounced on the passenger seat, and fell onto the floor. Linda reached back and rubbed her strained aching neck. She groaned and looked into the rear-view mirror.
“Kelly, are you alright?” There was no response.
“Kelly!” Linda whipped her head around and peered into the empty back seat.
“Kelly?” She panicked.
Kelly was gone.
The Unexpected Treasure of the Dark Siege Series is the Chapter Analysis Section where McLeod explains the Science and Spirituality behind the Paranormal, and how and why the activity in each Chapter took place. This armchair discussion explains the process of investigating a haunted house and what can be done about it. Most importantly, especially after reading the terrifying ordeal the family went through, the Chapter Analysis Section empowers you and teaches you how to make your home off-limits and how to protect yourself should these things happen to you.
The Entire Chapter 1 - Chapter Analysis is provided below for FREE.
Dark Siege: A Connecticut Family's Nightmare - Chapter 1 – Analysis
Late October is a magical time of year, especially in New England, when the leaves turn into beautiful shades of red, orange, and yellow. It’s the picture-perfect time of Halloween, spirits, witches, and warlocks. Everyone is in tune, because every place they go, they see the decorated store windows, the scarecrows, the pumpkins, the plastic skeletons, the witches, and of course, the monsters. And here, we have this child traveling with her mother along the edge of one of the most haunted cemeteries in the country on a dark, stormy afternoon.