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<strong>Suspense</strong><strong>Magazine</strong>.com By Donald Allen Kirch The The True Story Behind enTiTy original movie Poster for the 1982 Film IN 1982, 20 TH CENTURY FOX RELEASED A HORROR MOVIE WHICH TOOK AMERICA BY SURPRISE. IT WAS A FANTASTIC STORY ABOUT A WOMAN WHO CLAIMED TO HAVE BEEN RAPED BY A GHOST. STARRING BARBARA HERSHEY, THE MOTION PICTURE WAS BASED UPON A BEST-SELLING NOVEL BY VETERAN WRITER FRANK DE FELITTA. THE NAME OF THE FILM WAS THE ENTITY. THE FILM DID RATHER WELL AT THE BOX OFFICE AND IS CONSIDERED A CLASSIC BY LOVERS OF THE PARANORMAL. What a lot of people do not realize however, is that the whole story is based upon an actual event. This really happened! "Mr. Whose-It" Two paranormal investigators were overheard one day, back in 1974, going over some facts in a Culver City bookstore by a rather disturbed woman named Doris Bither. At first, she didn’t really know how to approach them, but she was desperate enough to try. Doris was being attacked by a ghost and she needed help. Upon explaining her troubles to the investigators, Dr. Barry Taff and his associate Kerry Gaynor, they decided to inquire further, discussing the case with their fellow associates. 31
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