The Untold Story Of The ENTITY HAUNTING - Doris Bither Case - California

The Doris Bither case, also known as the Entity haunting, was a 1974 investigation into alleged paranormal phenomena in Culver City, California, experienced by a woman named Doris Bither. The case inspired Frank De Felitta's 1978 book The Entity which was made into a 1982 film of the same name.

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[MysteryArchives]

Thank you guys for your patience and I apologize for the wait! Please like this video, subscribe and share!

[emghee]

"A story you won't wanna hear alone or in the dark" *me looking around nervously already listening to this vid alone and in the dark. Excellent narration as always!

[Gen_Kael]

If I'm being accosted by entities that I can't see, I'm gonna have a drinking problem too

[boardskins]

I remember back when this all went down. Very detailed documentary! This scared the crap out of me as a teen, and still creeps me out.

[stefanbrezar]

I had one friend. He was a heavy drugs addict. He was an atheist but he claimed that something sinister is always around him. And with time he got an aura of sinister itself. Luckily he give up drugs get a kid and find a normal job so he is a ok now… but his case proved that evil things love to hang around people with troubles and to feed on their fear and sadness

[christinebrument]

What i never like is that people are never believed which is why a lot of victims tormented don't say anything.

[audrahartman]

I wonder why no research was done on the property itself… Fascinating story and well done!

[darlahays]

The book about this case is the only one that has scared me so much that I couldn't finish reading

[roxannadrake]

❤I am ELATED you not only take the time to ask what your community wants to hear, but follow through! Thank you ever so much for covering this case!!! ❤

[philip]

This woman lived in this run down condemned house because she was a single mom who had no place to go and obviosly no help from anyone

[serenity]

This narrator is amazing. I can have trouble staying engaged but how he speaks is very soothing. It keeps me locked in.

[sarahhurst]

Sometimes the history & backstories to these places, people & events, are far more haunting than the actual hauntings themselves! Take care, Kody.😘🌹💜🌍

[owensthilaire]

I saw the Entity back in the day.
Didn't think it was actually this close to the real story.
As ever, well done.

[cliffordfreeman]

Never heard of this story before.Thanks for covering this for us who never knew about it happening.Great Video.

[theNuclearNixons]

2 minutes in & I'm already gonna like this story. 😃 I graduated from UCLA and as a student, I talked to a student of Jewish ancestry who mentioned that UCLA has or once had a parapsychology department and courses. He seemed interested in the paranormal as well. I was interested but couldn't find what he was talking about. This was before the internet age. Also, there was a mysterious disappearance of a UCLA student named Michael Negrete, to this day he hasn't been found.

[joannemadden]

I remember watching this move over 40yrs ago, Karen Black I believe played in it and it scared the hell out of me and i could never watch it again!! I'm 60 now and this story terrifies me still!!😮

[SweetZuni]

I remember watching the movie and was very surprised to hear it was based on a true story. Great job on this, Kody!! I always learn something new.

[dizzylotusblossom]

So tragic. The vulnerable, especially those with mental health struggles are often ostracized and not believed. Her struggles were clearly real whether she manifested them herself, or they chose her to exploit her vulnerability. A huge cry for help that went unheard. She suffered, her children suffered, and all that came of this was a broken family, and people who sought profit from her decline. Whose the real "demon" in this case?

[Pamer]

Oh my gosh! My favorite "haunting" of all time. The most terrifying movie I ever saw, second only to The Exorcist. I completely believe Doris' story. So terrifying in the type of assaults she faced. Thank you so much Kody. For giving this case well deserved coverage. I was 17 years old when I saw the movie in theatres. It changed me as far as realization that entities can and will have the strength to harm violently. It's horrifying enough that women face the assaults by real people, but a ghost?...terrifying! I always wondered if it may have been her deceased lover. She did say he had been very abusive. As bad as the movie was, the book by Frank D. scarred me for life 😂

[noname]

I was at work for 10 hours today. 8 of the 10 hours I was listening to your stories