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According to reports in ''[[Washington Star|The Evening Star]]'', a Washington D.C. newspaper, in light of the situation, the boy was examined by both medical and psychiatric doctors, who could offer no explanation for these disturbing events taking place.<ref name="Emissary - 48">{{cite book|url = https://books.google.com/books?id=q469xc7mbksC&pg=PA69&dq=Walter+Halloran+exorcism+ouija&lr=&cd=13#v=onepage&q=Walter%20Halloran%20exorcism%20ouija&f=false| title = A Faraway Ancient Country|quote=Forty-eight witnesses would later come forward to substantiate this case and the unbelievable incidents that occurred.|publisher = [[Lulu (company)|Lulu]]|accessdate = 2010-03-27}}</ref>   

According to reports in ''[[Washington Star|The Evening Star]]'', a Washington D.C. newspaper, in light of the situation, the boy was examined by both medical and psychiatric doctors, who could offer no explanation for these disturbing events taking place.<ref name="Emissary - 48">{{cite book|url = https://books.google.com/books?id=q469xc7mbksC&pg=PA69&dq=Walter+Halloran+exorcism+ouija&lr=&cd=13#v=onepage&q=Walter%20Halloran%20exorcism%20ouija&f=false| title = A Faraway Ancient Country|quote=Forty-eight witnesses would later come forward to substantiate this case and the unbelievable incidents that occurred.|publisher = [[Lulu (company)|Lulu]]|accessdate = 2010-03-27}}</ref>   

The frightened family turned to their Lutheran priest, [[Luther Miles Schulze|Rev. Fr. Luther Miles Schulze]], for help who arranged for the boy to spend the night of February 17 in his home in order to observe him. The boy slept nearby to the minister in a twin bed and the minister reported that in the dark he heard vibrating sounds from the bed and scratching sounds on the wall. During the rest of the night he witnessed some strange events—a heavy armchair in which the boy sat seemingly tilted on its own and tipped over and a pallet of blankets on which the sleeping boy lay inexplicably moved around the room. Shulze In light of his observations, Rev. Luther Miles Schulze concluded that there was [[evil]] at work in Ronald,<ref name="Emissary - Lutheran Conclusion">{{cite book|url = https://books.google.com/books?id=q469xc7mbksC&pg=PA69&dq=Walter+Halloran+exorcism+ouija&lr=&cd=13#v=onepage&q=Walter%20Halloran%20exorcism%20ouija&f=false| title = A Faraway Ancient Country|quote= At a loss, their clergyman told them that there was nothing that he could do, that there was evil at work in the teen, and their best solution would be to seek the help of a Catholic priest.|publisher = [[Lulu (company)|Lulu]]|accessdate = 2010-03-27}}</ref> and therefore, he performed a [[Lutheran]] rite [[exorcism]] on Ronald Hunkeler. The Lutheran priest Fr. Schulze corresponded with the Parapsychology Laboratory at [[Duke University]] in March 1949 and explained how “chairs moved with [Hunkeler] and one threw him out [of it.] His bed shook whenever he was in it.”<ref name="Yang2021"/> Fr. Schulze noted the floors of the family's home were scarred from the "sliding of heavy furniture"."<ref name="Yang2021"/> The Lutheran priest recorded that a portrait of Jesus Christ shook when Ronald Hunkeler approached it.<ref name="Yang2021"/>

The frightened family turned to their Lutheran priest, Rev. Fr. Luther Miles Schulze, for help who arranged for the boy to spend the night of February 17 in his home in order to observe him. The boy slept nearby to the minister in a twin bed and the minister reported that in the dark he heard vibrating sounds from the bed and scratching sounds on the wall. During the rest of the night he witnessed some strange events—a heavy armchair in which the boy sat seemingly tilted on its own and tipped over and a pallet of blankets on which the sleeping boy lay inexplicably moved around the room. Shulze In light of his observations, Rev. Luther Miles Schulze concluded that there was [[evil]] at work in Ronald,<ref name="Emissary - Lutheran Conclusion">{{cite book|url = https://books.google.com/books?id=q469xc7mbksC&pg=PA69&dq=Walter+Halloran+exorcism+ouija&lr=&cd=13#v=onepage&q=Walter%20Halloran%20exorcism%20ouija&f=false| title = A Faraway Ancient Country|quote= At a loss, their clergyman told them that there was nothing that he could do, that there was evil at work in the teen, and their best solution would be to seek the help of a Catholic priest.|publisher = [[Lulu (company)|Lulu]]|accessdate = 2010-03-27}}</ref> and therefore, he performed a [[Lutheran]] rite [[exorcism]] on Ronald Hunkeler. The Lutheran priest Fr. Schulze corresponded with the Parapsychology Laboratory at [[Duke University]] in March 1949 and explained how “chairs moved with [Hunkeler] and one threw him out [of it.] His bed shook whenever he was in it.”<ref name="Yang2021"/> Fr. Schulze noted the floors of the family's home were scarred from the "sliding of heavy furniture"."<ref name="Yang2021"/> The Lutheran priest recorded that a portrait of Jesus Christ shook when Ronald Hunkeler approached it.<ref name="Yang2021"/>

== Exorcism ==

== Exorcism ==