I never met & probably never will get the chance to meet Andrea, but I watch every video I see with her on KZread. I can honestly say I love this kind, humble, funny, and amazing women and her beautiful soul. Hearing her talk never gets old and soon I'll be purchasing her books. The wife & I saw the Hollywierd movie in the theater but I never watched it again after hearing Andrea's take on the real events that happened at the farmhouse. Thank you for another great interview & God Bless!

@aaslacker

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I feel very blessed to have been able to interview her! She is a truly warm hearted, wonderful woman!

@saltpeter7429

Жыл бұрын

I agree, after kind of binging on Andrea Perron video's I will identify as a fan as well. Her story doesnt change, in the sense of embellishment or grandiloquent speech. She tells the truth each time I listen. At this point I'm tuning in for anything she might have forgot to share. I will get her books when I can. I admire the line in the sand, where certain members of the Perron family keep a few paranormal happenings to themselves. When she talks about childhood sleep depravity I really identify. I was TERRIFIED for a period in my childhood home. It promotes a kind of hyper vigilance that cant be turned off. My experience was much more lonely.

@aaslacker

Жыл бұрын

@@saltpeter7429 I hate to hear that! Something that might be therapeutic...why not tell your story on KZread? It might help others who have had a similar experience. I would love to hear it

@saltpeter7429

Жыл бұрын

@@aaslacker I apologize if it seemed like I was doin a bit of boot lippin, lol. I came up in a bit of a rough home, Dad was an alcoholic Nam vet prone to explosive episodes, and mom and my siblings didnt want to hear me going on about the interactions I was having. I was the youngest of 3. My brother a few years back said to me " yeah man, you went through hell up in our bedroom. That " thing" really liked to mess with you." That meant the world to me, to have a little bit of validation many years later. I have seen programs here on youtube about a phenomenon called " The Hatman". When I heard about this I was like a deer in the headlights. Shocked that other people experienced it in such a similar manner. My upbringing was full of abuse and neglect and fear and shame. I think the demonic are drawn to this. I " felt" the presence of other spirits as a kid in different homes, my grandparents farm and such. I think those spirits used to tell me their stories telepathically. I remember being very sad after some " stories" that were told to me. But they weren't trying to hurt me, the guy in my brother and I's room was Cruel and he liked my terror. They are out there as well. Thanks for asking, Life is good, if I stick up for myself and dont let my sensitivity make me a mark for bullies. Alive and dead.

@aaslacker

Жыл бұрын

@@saltpeter7429 thank you for sharing! I'm glad to hear things aren't as bad as they were during your childhood.

I wish her books were available on audible with her narrating ❤

@LacedwithLacey2424

9 ай бұрын

Aw I was just about to go see! 😢

I love listening to Andrea's interviews or hearing her stories. She is a pleasure to listen to - not only are her stories amazing, but she is a gifted storyteller. Thank you for having her on your show.

@aaslacker

Жыл бұрын

She really is an amazing lady! It was such a pleasure and an honor to have her on. Thank you for your comment!

Her poor sister Cindy , that is such a creepy thing to hear !! Andrea I believe is right about her sister having passed on the table and being brought back making her more open to the spirits !!

What a lovely lady. Thankyou for the interview. I watch her on KZread loads x

@throughtheabysspodcast2894

Жыл бұрын

She is a lovely lady

I love listening to Andrea talk.. I have all 3 books and have read them many times. Thank you for this video ❤️🇦🇺

Andrea is just awesome , such a sweetheart !!! I have all 3 of her books !!

I love Andrea Perron and am so glad that she's willing to talk about what really happened. ❤🇦🇺😊

Thanks for your kind words! Andrea is amazing!

P.s Sorry for the loss of your Sister, it's truly heartbreaking x

read the books, loved them , yes different from the movie in a lot of ways

Andrea sounds like a lot of fun!

I see what Andrea is saying about even prescribed medications like the Fentanyl patch but for someone like me who has Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Cancer and have tried ALL avenues, what can we do but trust the drs who are trying to help us with pain that people can’t even fathom that comes along with cancer? I was dealing with debilitating chronic pain associated with other diagnosis and we aren’t left with many options unfortunately. I am truly sorry that Andrea lost who sister this way.

My one question that has been upper most in my mind after watching "The Conjuring" last night for the second time. (As I came across Andrea Perron again through Gaia TV with a recent update video on there, is/was do you think, or have you (Andrea) checked to see if the house is on a "lay line" at all? And I am fascinated by the story - having had some much gentler experiences in old houses in the UK etc ie hints of spirits etc, but nothing compared to what was experienced by Andrea and her family, having read the first book and now on to the second Cheers from Wendy

@aaslacker

Жыл бұрын

It's very possible. Great question! There was a very bloody battle on the land

@aaslacker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I don't know about the let lines but that's a great question! I'll ask!

@ruarobert1395

9 ай бұрын

Andrea said that it's a portal, dressed up as a farm house. So yes, it would be on lay lines & all that good stuff

dA'💥🖤🌹💣 BomB' !!! #ANDREAPERRON

I have all three books and I thought they was excellent

Were there soldiers buried under the house?

Longfellow finally

If you watch SAM AND COLBY at conjuring house they are with SATORI AND CODY and you can watch their method

@aaslacker

9 ай бұрын

I interviewed Cody and satori...very awesome ppl!

👋😊

I'm kind of confused because in another interview, Carolynn Perron said it was Bathsheba attacking her. Up until that point Andrea has been giving Bathsheba the benefit of the doubt and felt she wasn't the malevolent spirit.

@lavenderbluemama953

8 ай бұрын

I just finished Andrea's 3 books. I haven't seen Carolyn's interview, but it's possible that she thought that at some point. She was physically harmed the most over the years. The spirit that first attacked & terrified Carolyn in bed fairly early on was the one with the broken neck, who they later thought was possibly Mrs. John Arnold, because she had hung herself in the barn. The girls also experienced this spirit & were frightened, because she looked scary, was powerful, & was harming their mother, but she approached them many nights, as if she loved them instead of hurting them. Over time, they got used to her. Apparently she wanted the girls, but she definitely hated Carolyn & wanted her to leave or die. The entity that attacked her during the seance was not the same as the one who had been hurting & terrifying her previously. Andrea thinks that entity was invited in by the medium that night. But Mrs. Warren concluded it was Bathsheba, because that's the name that came to her. It's possible that Carolyn thought the same at various times, IDK. Carolyn had researched Bathsheba, but I'm not sure when or if she started/stopped believing what Mrs. Warren said. She lost trust in the Warrens after the events of that night nearly killed her & they did not return her research notebook. Andrea said in another interview that the spirit activity in the house was calm for awhile after the seance, not because it was cleansed by the Warrens, but almost as if even their usual spirits (which would include Bathsheba) were afraid of what happened that night. Carolyn was harmed multiple times during the decade, not just the seance night. The movie makes it seem like everything that happened to Carolyn was Bathsheba's fault & compresses events of 10 years into a very short time frame. Andrea knows that is not true & tries to explain it. Basically the movie accuses Bathsheba for all eternity of things she may have not done, just as the townspeople did during her actual life, even though she was cleared of her charges at her inquisition. In another interview, Andrea said after the movie came out, someone vandalized the real gravestone of Bathsheba. Andrea was livid that someone would do such a thing, based on a highly fictionalized movie about real people. She said she made a video on her channel that called them out, saying something like, "Woe be to you for disturbing the resting place of Bathsheba. I don't know who you are, but she knows." She says often, that she can't defend or absolve Bathsheba of what she was accused of in her life, but she gives her the benefit of the doubt.

Do y’all believe this? I’m genuinely asking. I’m not sure about it. 🤔

@aaslacker

9 ай бұрын

As a paranormal investigator and an empsth, yes I believe her. She's a very genuine person

Athanasius u Andrea. You look very well.

Joseph is mengele..manny. she couldn't say the real name. Before she even said Joseph on the video..I felt it was his darkness.

@dragonsguardianofcrystalhearts

11 ай бұрын

And she just said she did not like Lorraine or the church being involved bc they're the ones that condemned her with no proof. At all. She's saying.."no one would listen to the truth.. no one would listen to the truth. They just called me a witch and said I did bad things. They killed me and my children. I loved my children. He was haunted bc of the wars. They knew that was an easy in. All that trauma just made him an easy target. I don't think he even knew what was going on. His mind wasn't there. No one was home but something else in him" they threw her in a well and left her. He tortured her. His family is connected to some witchcraft trials somewhere. They call her a witch when they were the ones doing witchcraft. Projecting.

That was an awesome show! I thoroughly enjoyed Andrea Perron’s inside story of their reality in the farmhouse. I am subscriber 51 (3.5k views); I’m amazed (& delighted) that this content came to me. I am eager for the future interview, where we get to meet Peanut and hear more intriguing content from these two gifted humans. I’m in California so I doubt I’ll get to meet Andrea. I can’t think of any questions to ask, but I’d gladly listen whatever stories are to come. 🪶🫶🏼✨❣️

I was expecting all the factual details coming from a direct source, but she was vague. This is not a video revealing the true and full story.

I thought the heinze still owned the home? Aww man i wanted to take the tour and stay overnight

@aaslacker

Жыл бұрын

You still can

It's called being the oldest sibling. But I do understand the importance of being the oldest sibling for I am also the oldest sibling in our family and I am a sister to two other sisters and a little brother. So I have those protective feelings also and I was also told that I was responsible for all of them. ❤❤❤❤❤

@aaslacker

7 ай бұрын

Well said!

I am sorry about your sisters passing but I have been on a fentanyl patch for 9 years and it's the only, ONLY reason I am able to walk with my 9 year old daughter, if used as prescribed guess what it manages the pain or makes it to the point that life is bearable. I am sorry you had a tradegy but for that one tradegy there are a dozen people that aren't offing themselves because the pain is unbearable. Unfortunately all the bad that has been done with it will ultimately ruin it for those that actually need it to somewhat function as normal. Great interview but keep politics or grievances out of it.

@lorimiller4301

Жыл бұрын

I'm in a similar situation so I understand. I've been on painkillers for 20 years. My doctor retired and I had a very hard time finding a new one. I did but he wants to take me off the pills. I'm terrified... I don't know how I'm going to handle being in constant pain. It's not fair that some have ruined it for the few of us who desperately need it. 😢

@uglukthemedicineman5933

Жыл бұрын

Drug abusers

"They" are demons, disembodied spirits of the Nephalim...fallen angels who mated with human women and produced Nephalim.

so, exactly what is being said here? are they saying that Ed, and Lorrain Warren were telling lies.

@traceyroyce6570

Жыл бұрын

Not the first to say it and I doubt will be the last.

@lavenderbluemama953

8 ай бұрын

Which part are you wondering about? In the interviews I've seen & in her books, Andrea thinks the seance was "spiritual malpractice," because what happened almost killed her mother. And the fact that Lorraine would never return Carolyn's notebook with her drawings, research, & chronicling of events, felt like a betrayal. But she also thinks they cared about the family & were attempting to help them. Andrea & Lorraine have differing opinions on what came through that night. Lorraine thought it was Bathsheba. Andrea does not agree & in interviews & her books, she explains why. I don't think she thinks they were lying. They were sincere in their beliefs & have helped many people. But in the case of her family, she thinks the actions they took, inadvertently caused more harm. She spoke with Lorraine at the private screening of The Conjuring. She knows The Warrens cared about her family, they just approach things from a different belief system than Andrea has now. And I think she really wishes they still had her mother's notebook, but Mrs. Warren kept it because she thought it was not safe for the kids to be around. IMO, I don't think she negates their careers or their work, or their sincerity, but because their efforts didn't work out so well for their family, she can't help but have a different viewpoint than the movie, which made it seem like they came in & vanquished the evil away & everything was fine afterward. If anything is largely a lie, it is the movie version of events. She says it is loosely based on their family, but is largely fictionalized. As an outside viewer/reader, I have no way of verifying the truth of either viewpoint. I do enjoy learning about it from both perspectives though & wish The Perrons & The Warrens well in this life & beyond.

@davidlloyd1750

8 ай бұрын

@@lavenderbluemama953 Thank you for explaining in such detail, I have only two opinions, I do not agree with using Seances, the number one reason is the Heavenly Father forbids it, and second, you are opening a door to another realm, that you may not know how to close, besides, I believe in the one, who conquered death, hell, and the grave, is all you need.

Why does she allllllllways cry??? For the love of all things unholy, every time she tells her story for the 300th time, it's been 50 yrs, yet she cries when mentions an event that one of her sisters experienced. I just don't get it

@aaslacker

Жыл бұрын

Bc she has a big heart for her family and just a big heart in heneral

@aaslacker

Жыл бұрын

*general

@wildxxflowerxx

Жыл бұрын

it’s because trauma. talking about tramatic things you tend to feel the same emotions from when those things were happening

@centianjuki

Жыл бұрын

Wow!!'Tell me you're ignorant and inconsiderate without telling me you're ignorant and inconsiderate '

@centianjuki

Жыл бұрын

​@@wildxxflowerxx Exactly, I still get chocked and panic attacks when I re-encounter a traumatic experience that happened to me to a point that I need a break when narrating it.

Her story has changed so much over the years. Also I don’t think it’s fair to trash the warrens since they can’t defend themselves. To me she’s using what happened to gain some short of fame within the spiritual world. Want my advice if you want to learn what happened at the house. Don’t listen to Andrea. Her story changes way too much.

I'm always weary listening to Andrea, because she truly seems pissed off at many things regarding her families story being told, but worse, she is quite negative to the Warren's and that alone is just too ignorant. The Warren's are the best of the best, and are two of the most gracious humans who helped many people, many families, FOR FREE. Andrea wants to blame them for her mother's decrease in health.. Sorry, Mother looked like she had some mental health issues on top of whatever else happened to her in that house. But, we tend to blame everyone else for issues before taking a look at our own self, our own family first. I will always support the Perron story, even support Andrea...she just has a bitter side that displays too much ignorance that is no one's fault but that house and her family. The whole family is one flew over the coo coos nest 🤷🏼‍♀️

@aaslacker

Жыл бұрын

The Warren's are very religious based which complicates things. I'm going to disagree that they are the best of the best

@aaslacker

Жыл бұрын

And you can't judge someone unless you've walked in their shoes!

@traceyroyce6570

Жыл бұрын

I'm going to have to disagree here - the Warrens were certainly not the 'best of the best' as you suggest.

It's genuinely amazing how easily this seemingly sweet woman tells lie after lie with absolutely no thought for the real people whose lives she has damaged with her fictions created only to enrich herself. What a sick, sick individual.

@aaslacker

18 күн бұрын

Wtf are you talking about?