Good Nightmare...#54...Doris Bither...*

Doris was a woman of about 30 years, and his life was a disaster: she was a single mother of four children he had with four different men, was an alcoholic and suffered from emotional problems.

One day, in 1974, it is located in a bookstore when he hears two men talking about haunted houses. Then he approaches strangers and tells him that his house is haunted.

Doris did not know it yet, but those men were Kerry Gaynor, a paranormal investigator, and his partner Dr. Barry Taff University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

The two showed themselves interested in its history, but after learning the story of the woman began to have serious doubts about his claims. They have decided to take a look at the house, who visited August 22, 1974.

Once inside they saw that the house was smelly, full of rubbish and dirty dishes. Doris did not seem to work with the two researchers, dealing with hostility to the astonishment of the two.

After all, it was she to speak to them of the infestations. Without its cooperation the study could not be carried out, and the two researchers went.

A few days later, however, Dr. Taff received a call from Doris who again asked for help because things were getting worse.

Doris said that there were four entities responsible in the house of paranormal events.

One of these could be seen quite regularly and was harmless. It was the spirit of an old man who was often seen by children who, by now familiar with his views, called him "Mr. Who."

The researchers began to notice the phenomena mentioned by Doris: dishes and pots that levitated, objects that moved or were thrown by invisible forces.

What I noticed right away was that they were not ordinary poltergeist, but real evil forces that had begun to physically attack the family.

Malignant entities were three and physically assaulted members of Bither family, especially Doris so that was a victim of the most violent attacks.

If children were pushed in a while, Doris stated that while two entities held her down, the third raped her.

Gaynor and Dr. Taff struggled to believe this story, but they had to change his mind when the witnesses stated that he saw Doris coming slapped and hit by something invisible and then pulled and held against the wall.

Examined by a doctor, Doris also had common wounds of rape.

Dr. Taff, then organized a group of investigators also made up of professional photographers and cameramen to document the case. After several days passed without any event, Doris began to yell at the entities to provoke them.

Immediately a green mist began to pervade the living room and began to form the torso of a man with no arms nor legs nor head.

Unfortunately when regarded the movie, nothing was stuck on the film and the only photo that has been made public is that of Doris sitting on her bed, with an arc light that dominates.

The research was completed, Doris did not receive any help for his alcoholism nor for his emotional problems and decided to move to Texas.

According tells his son, died in 1995 for a lung problem...*