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Ronald Edwin Hunkeler (view source)
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Other medical experts who have examined Ronald's case have suggested that he had [[Automatism (medicine)|automatism]] or [[obsessive-compulsive disorder]] although the physicians and psychiatrists who examined Ronald Hunkeler did not find any evidence to make these conclusions.<ref name="Mario Gregorio">{{cite web|url = http://www.propheties.it/anexample.htm|title= Casting out the Devil!|publisher= Mario Gregorio|quote= Medical experts who have looked at Robbie's case suggest that he could have been suffering from one or more of the following psychological conditions: Automatism - acting in a mechanical or involuntary manner, a feature of some forms of schizophrenia. Gilles de la Tourette's Syndrome - a personality disorder, in which victims scream uncontrollably, grunt, twitch and involuntarily use foul language. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder - this features frequent bouts of anxiety with little relevance to actual events, or recurrent strong urges to perform unnecessary or irrelevant acts. The doctors who examined Robbie had found no evidence of any of these symptoms.|accessdate = 2010-04-04}}</ref>
Other medical experts who have examined Ronald's case have suggested that he had [[Automatism (medicine)|automatism]] or [[obsessive-compulsive disorder]] although the physicians and psychiatrists who examined Ronald Hunkeler did not find any evidence to make these conclusions.<ref name="Mario Gregorio">{{cite web|url = http://www.propheties.it/anexample.htm|title= Casting out the Devil!|publisher= Mario Gregorio|quote= Medical experts who have looked at Robbie's case suggest that he could have been suffering from one or more of the following psychological conditions: Automatism - acting in a mechanical or involuntary manner, a feature of some forms of schizophrenia. Gilles de la Tourette's Syndrome - a personality disorder, in which victims scream uncontrollably, grunt, twitch and involuntarily use foul language. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder - this features frequent bouts of anxiety with little relevance to actual events, or recurrent strong urges to perform unnecessary or irrelevant acts. The doctors who examined Robbie had found no evidence of any of these symptoms.|accessdate = 2010-04-04}}</ref>
== Literature and film ==
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