Title: Absolutely pitiful
Product review: Many reviews will just glow with how Ric Osuna presents such a great new angle on the case. What he presents is something even harder to swallow than demons. The spelling and grammar mistakes are inexcusable and should be enough to discredit him without me having to go any further. It shows his unbelievable lack of intelligence.But putting that aside, his lack of intelligence is even better illustrated by his complete lack of logic. His claims are backed up by no evidence and heavily rely on assumptions. He expects the reader to trust him and for that to be enough.But most of all, this man has no idea what demonic spirits are capable of or what a demonic attack is like. He should have researched that a little before he tried to discredit the story of one. For anyone who wants to better understand this, read "The Demonologist" by Gerald Brittle. That will give you a better idea of why all of this "evidence" against the case is irrelevant.
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