The werewolf demon of London

 

Top left: From Norse mythology, Tyr and Fenrir illustrated in 1911 for Our Fathers’ Godsaga. Top right: Scary Raven at the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary. The photographer wrote, “Remember, this is the same animal who goes out into the public to meet children. Raven is wonderful with the public, but with the other animals at the sanctuary, he is still a wolf.” Bottom left: Brussels statue of She-wolf feeding Romulus and Remus from mythology.1911 Illustration #52 by John Bauer / Viktor Rydberg, Photo #53 by Allison Bailey, #54 by Missvain

 

The only reason the stories of werewolves don't seem much credible to me is that they are very ancient ones, dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries. These cases can be denied considering the superstitious nature of the people in those days and the backwardness of science. But today I have, after a lot of tireless research, found out a very convincing account of a true werewolf, as recent as 1983, and investigated by famous demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren. Moreover, this isn't just a case of lycanthropy, but of demonic possession as well. Curious? Here I present you the hair-raising account of the true Werewolf Demon of London, one of the most intriguing investigations of the Warrens.

The subject of this case was Bill Ramsey, who was first possessed by a demonic entity when he was only nine, and then again in adulthood in a horrifying turn of events as he shapeshifted into a werewolf and attacked several people with his diabolic fangs craving for blood..

Credit: Columnist Ritoban Mukherjee