A Kentucky caregiver was jailed earlier this month after he allegedly beat to death a woman he was taking care of with a baseball bat in order to drive out a demon out of the stomach of the woman, WKYT reported.
The suspect, Hunter Moore, 36, of Scott County was 53-year-old Denise Rene Hamilton’s caretaker at a house in Georgetown, Ky.
Here is of Moore’s booking photo showing him looking to the right brain where I believe the demon entity resides and controls his thoughts and actions.
In a chilling twist of events that seems to be abnormal with psychotic killers, Moore told investigators that he was acting on a command from God to kill Hamilton because she was possessed by a demon. He then snapped, went downstairs and proceeded to bludgeon her head, arms, and knees with the bat, and then targeting the demon in her stomach.
The victim was said to have repeatedly asked the killer why he was beating her, only for him to ignore her.
After the murder, Moore said he went upstairs and told police he ‘felt bad’ for beating his victim. The cops arrived shortly thereafter finding Hamilton dead lying on the floor of her home.
Moore was said to have admitted to the crime and was taken into custody. He has been formally charged with murder with bail set at $100,000.
Moore’s first court appearance was on August 7, 2018, and the preliminary hearing is scheduled for August 14 in Georgetown.
Moore’s attorney entered a not guilty plea and is asking for a psychiatric evaluation on behalf of his client.
Before the murder, neighbors had called law enforcement to report Moore’s suspicious activity saying that he behaved strangely and erratically.
They are said to be relieved that he (Demon) is in jail.
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“He has a delusion that he was possessed by a demon when this happened but the demon was responsible.” – Mental Health Expert – Dr. Donald Grant
An Australian man, Alex McEwan, 23, accused of murdering Korean student Eunji Ban in a Brisbane park told police he “had a demon” in his head that he talked to and said he had been “waiting” his whole life to kill someone.
The killer told officers that he told the victim before he violently attacked her, “It’s your fault you walked this way because you had to run into me.”
As McEwan proceeded to beat her to death with his feet and fists, he screeched, “die bitch, die!”
Moments later, the severely beaten Eunji was found in the park by a passerby because she was making gurgling sounds behind a tree as she took her lasts breaths – drowning in a pool of her own blood.
Shortly after the murder, McEwan confessed to police that he “bashed the shit out of her face” but said, “he didn’t actually do it”.
Investigators asked McEwan whether he had any mental illnesses and he said he had a “devil inside my head, demon”.
“It’s just been troubling me since I was born really, making me think sick thoughts, really feral stuff.”
McEwan said he was a demon at the time of the murder because he could not remember what happened.
When asked why he attacked a girl, Mr McEwan replied: “it was the first person I saw.”
“I didn’t think. It was just, it was like myself was in the back of my head just watching someone else doing it,” he said.
“It was like I went all weird and shit, psychotic. I’ve drawn pictures throughout my whole life like that.”
During the trial, the court heard about a Demon named “Jazzy” who was a central entity in Alex McEwan’s hallucinations. McEwan also had a female demon called “Dren” and also routinely heard the voices of God, Jesus and Satan.
The demon Jazzy was even active during the hearings urging him to leap from his chair and attack the prosecutor, but McEwan refused to obey the orders of the demon. According to Justice Jean Dalton, mental health expert Dr. Donald Grant who quizzed him on the incident said McEwan chose to instead pummel his head with punches: “One, two; one, two; one, two; back and forward between his fists.”
Minutes earlier, he made a throat-slitting gesture in the air that Justice Jean Dalton was sure one of the jurors must have seen.
The next day, the whole trial was moved to the courtroom next door, and McEwan placed in a secure, glass-walled dock “in everybody’s best interests”.
Justice Dalton then invoked Section 645 of the Criminal Code, an “extraordinarily rare” move that created a “trial within a trial” to determine the defendant’s current sanity.
While being interviewed by attorneys, Alex McEwan’s mother, Ms. Ruth McEwan broke down in tears describing a conversation she had with her son one night.
She said her son told her, “I’m not normal, I don’t feel right. I can’t see properly. I can’t see left from right.”
” … that he had a sphere or a ball rolling around and around in his head and he couldn’t make it stop.
“It doesn’t have any flat sides to stop … so it just keeps rattling over and over.”
His father, Geoffrey McEwan also testified that his son had many struggles and was unreliable and had trouble sleeping.
“I did my best to show that I was a caring parent but in hindsight … you question yourself in situations like this,” he said.
“I look back and say what were my failings as a parent?”
“I’ve always been dismissive of behaviours or thinking the best of people.”
“I could say I failed … I have had four years to think about everything that has transpired.”
During the trial, jurors heard the testimony of Dr. Donald Grant who claimed that McEwan had complained of auditory and visual hallucinations, including comments from “derogatory” demons.
“He has a delusion that he was possessed by a demon when this happened but the demon was responsible.”
Dr, Grant said McEwan heard “the demons cutting their own throat” and commanding him to self-harm.
One demon had also urged him to attack prosecutor David Meredith, the trial heard.
Dr Grant also said that McEwan had reported an intrusive demon called Jazzy sometimes being in the same room as him and that the killer had been finding it increasingly difficult to avoid hallucinations.
Dr Grant said McEwan had spoken of three demons and displayed symptoms consistent with treatment-resistant schizophrenia.
Let me close by stating that in addition to having sleep problems, the murderer also reported having been tormented by nightmares, including a recurring bad dream which involved him being “dragged through a portal by demons and the devil into hell”.
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This ancient artifact was buried beneath the Temple of Knossos (Gnosis) where archeologists discovered an ancient alabaster engraved with Egyptian Pharaoh Khian’s upon it in a deposit assigned by Arthur Evans to Middle Minoan III A.9. The remarkable parallels between the Cretan seal designs and the Egyptian scarab-designs were first pointed out by Evans.
Seuserenre Khyan (Khian, Khayan or Khan) was said to be the First king of all Hyksos during the Fifteenth dynasty of Egypt. His birthdate is estimated between 1725BCE and 1605BCE.
It is said that the supremacy of Egyptian power in the Mediterranean had started right around the reign of Khian. An interesting note is that the supremacy of Crete’s power had started approximately the same time period and lasted for 2,000 years later until Rome and the Caesars conquered Greco-Roman Egypt.
Khian is Manetho’s Yannas. His cousin Tubal ruled Spain. His alternate names as “Khayan, Khian, Apachnan, Yannas, Jannis, Iannes, Joannis , Khiyaran, and Khajran.”
Khyan had carried the titles of an Egyptian king, but also the title ruler of the foreign land (heqa-khaset) which was a typical designation of the Hyksos rulers.
He was in control of Thebes just like one of his predecessors and descendants, Rekhmire.
Khyan symbol was a lion. His throne name, Seuserenra, has been found on a grey granite lion which had been built into the wall of a house in Baghdad.
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A 54-year-old New York man who was recently released from jail for murder jumped out of a freezer and threatened employees with a knife shouting, “Away from me, Satan!”
New York police said Carlton Henderson, 54, rushed out of the freezer at Sarabeth’s Restaurant on the Upper West Side around 11 a.m. on Sunday, August 5 as he grabbed a knife and attacked employees who were able to disarm him.
Henderson then died on the ground after going into cardiac arrest.
In my opinion, perhaps the employee’s brazen actions of illumination had subdued the dark demon possessing his body which caused it to flee. Thus leaving his corporeal body soulless.
Authorities identified the man as a suspected cold-case killer who had just been released from jail in Boston.
In June 2017, Henderson was indicted in St. Louis, Missouri, after investigators from a Boston cold case squad reopened the 1988 homicides of William Medina and Antonio Dos Reis where bullets found in the victims matched a gun owned by Henderson. Both victims were in their 20s.
Henderson was said to be released from jail because the case did not have a trial date, and Henderson’s attorney had filed a motion to suppress evidence. The judge granted the motion and reduced his bail last week. as a consequence of that, authorities in Boston said. He was then released on his own recognizance August 1, four days before the attack.
Henderson’s lawyer spoke with the Times and said he was really surprised by what happened because Henderson was very intelligent and did not seem psychotic;
“That’s very foreign to my experience with the guy, and I represented him for over a year and met with him many times,” John Amabile said. “My impression of him was that he was a very intelligent person who was very engaged as a client. I did not get the sense that he was psychotic or mentally ill or physically ill.”
There is a reason for this.
Demon possessed people can go in and out of possession states when they are not in control of their central nervous systems giving them unadulterated access to the brain.
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This article is part of an ongoing series focusing on people who have claimed demon voices and or Satan made them hurt and murder innocent victims and also commit suicide.
A chilling video released by Florida Prosecutors on Wednesday shows the interrogation of Parkland school shooter, Nikolas Cruz, telling Broward Sheriff’s Detective John Curcio, “I hear demons. A voice, demon voice.”
Cruz said, “The voice is, is in me. To me, it’s me and then my bad side…It’s a voice. The voice is in here and then it’s me, it’s just regular me, just trying to be a good person.”
The confession video was taken just hours after he killed 17 innocent people in cold blood.
It shows a man who is crying out about being demon possessed as he punches himself in the face and also pretends to shoot himself with his left hand in the head (Left Temple), while saying “just kill me.”
Moe is the founder of GnosticWarrior.com. He is a father, husband, author, martial arts black belt, and an expert in Gnosticism, the occult, and esotericism.
