Real exorcists, and not the fuckin’ yahoos that are running around out there now who are trying to get enough money to get a billboard of their fuckin’ face telling people that they can do an exorcism for them… I’m not talking about idiots like that I’m talking about the priests who have been called by God… they don’t talk about this in public. “ That’s something that I feel should not be regularly televised. “ Demonic possession is a totally different ballgame,” says Sarchie regarding whether or not we’d see people being exorcised along with locations. One thing you won’t be seeing on “The Demon Files,” however, is demonic possession exorcisms. Afterwards we’d review the evidence and make the decision on whether or not an exorcism was needed pretty much on the fly.” I would do religious provocation, and then I’d let the team go out and do their thing.

I went through each and every device because I wanted to know how it worked. I didn’t know what any of it was so we went through a lot of question and answer sessions. Everyone is a paranormal investigator on my team with the exception of Mark. Now, with the show, we needed to present something differently. After the interview I would determine whether or not an exorcism was needed or whether I would just leave. After that I would then sit down with them again and do an in-depth interview, which would sometimes last four to five hours.

“ I would go to a house and sit down with the family briefly and then do my walk-through. “ What I used to do was this,” Sarchie elaborates on his previous investigating technique. The Demon Files Team – Ralph Sarchie, Mark Stabinski, Mike Dolan, Brian McCauley, Sean Austin, Kayne Anderson Ates, and Debra Aguayo

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