A Haunting/Where Demons Dwell

Where Demons Dwell
Season 2 Episode 4
Airdate	August 31, 2006
Written by	Ray Dean Mize
Directed by	Stuart Taylor
Produced by	Anne S. Rothwell
← 2x03 Ghost Soldier	2x05 → House of the Dead
A Haunting — Season Two

Where Demons Dwell is the fourth episode of the second season of A Haunting. A couple are disturbed when they learn that a rental home they are moving into might be haunted. They opt out of moving, but Debbie's brother is possessed in spite of the decision.

Narrator: Anthony Call

Reenactors: Amber Nelson, Jayce O'Neal, Kevin Clay, Elizabeth Wiley, Shirley Vaughn, Tom Harris, Mark Joy, ReShaun Jones

Overview

A couple, Arnie and Debbie, are in the process of moving into a rental home. While moving their things, Debbie's brother is frightened by something he saw in the home. The brother, David, claims to have saw an old man. Later, David tells his own mother and correctly predicts that scratches will be found on the door. Arnie and Debbie decide not to move into the rental home, but Arnie's mother does anyways. From there, David starts being attacked by the demonic spirits.

Arnie and Debbie go to a priest who come and bless the house. However, the attacks do not stop and demonologists, Ed and Loraine Warren are called. They suggest that David is being possessed. They say they will attempt an exorcism, but getting it approved takes time; instead they opt for a more speedy minor exorcism. In the mean time, Arnie and Debbie go to the rental home to implore Arnie's mother to leave, but find that she is already gone. Arnie checks a well that David says the demons come from and is possessed temporarily himself.

A few days later, David attacks Arnie with a knife. With events getting out of hand, the exorcism goes forward. During the exorcism a priest attempts to draw the demons out of David's body, while he struggles to break free. At one point David nearly dies while the first demon is withdrawn. After a while they all are and the family and friends are not bothered by them any more.

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