The demons allegedly speaking through her identified themselves as Beelzebub, Judas Iscariot, and even the spirits of her deceased father, Jacob, and aunt, Mina. Legacy and the "Begone, Satan!" Pamphlet
The case reached a wider audience in 1935 when a German account by Rev. Carl Vogl was translated into English by Rev. Celestine Kapsner. This pamphlet, titled , became a sensation and is still available through publishers like TAN Books . Its graphic descriptions of the Earling exorcism significantly shaped the public’s perception of demonic possession. exorcism of anna ecklund