I can’t begin to tell you how many people have mistaken their drug addictions along with associated physical ailments are delusionally tied to demonic forces. Of the 10 emails I get a week on average, people tell me about their ailments, and they’ve made the brash mistake that it’s some form of demonic possession. I probably have realistically 2 to 3 people with reasonably accurate depictions of something that I could see as a true horror story once every couple weeks. Almost all the time, I tell them my wages I make at my job and that’s the amount of income I need to be reimbursed, and they move into another direction. I understand that.

If I was in this for the money, I could sweep up and be able to quit my full time day job, being an exorcist. But why? I’m not here to promise their worries and fears away from them. I’m in the lethal extraction service field. You do the math for a moment. Essentially I receive 30 to 40 emails  a month. If I flew out everywhere and charged a fee, that makes me, knowingly only to myself, but not them, a bonafide con artist. 

I don’t do that. I’m not in this for the money. I’m in this because you won’t find talented exorcists in the yellow pages, like you would a plumber. There are very few exorcists around who are talented enough to do what I do, and there are a million hounds who will take every case they receive through their email inquiries. I only deal with the nasty paranormal stuff you would be frightened to hear or see with your own two senses. When someone comes to me presenting their problems through initial email correspondence telling me of their tingling sensations in their hand, or their neck pains, that’s something that can be treated by a medical practitioner. When people call me about more than dangerous apparitions or objects flying off the the cupboard, then that’s my area of expertise.

The longer I do this, the more I hear about new extraneous common symptoms that I’m beginning to feel like I’m getting fairly well educated on learning possible reasons for their common physical ailments. One time I asked if a person was diabetic. They told me yes. And I kindly said that this might be the cause of their tingling sensation in their hand. It’s these types of things that I run into on a weekly account. Naturally, I always write a very courteous response declining their plea, informing them that they are not possessed. 

I have specific criteria. Trigger words. Something reasonably alarming has to persuade me to look more seriously into a dark matter, or worse, a eulogy in waiting. Sometimes I move beyond the 1st stage over to the 2nd phase where a phone call is placed between me and the inquiry submitionist. But most often rather than not, I can’t help them because a doctor is needed. I won’t, would not, can not and do not want to make a trip to see them, charge them a fee and claim that I will take away their suffering when I know beyond a possibility of a doubt, they’re concerns are merely medical. I’m not in this to gank anyone’s wallet. I wouldn’t be on God’s good side and capable of my gifts if I was a con man. I’m here to help. And I only visit a person when I know strongly, there is a problem beyond the world’s ability to fight. 
If you believe yourself to be under attack by a demon, please contact me swiftly at my website, https://justintrigila.com and I will rid you of your nightmare in moments flat, guaranteeing you sudden peace when I pay a visit to the scene of your home. And do so exhilaratingly. There is no time to waste. You can also email me at info@justintrigila.com for a quick response as well.