The Best of The 'X' Zone Radio/TV Show with Rob McConnell

Rob McConnell Interviews - NATHANIEL GILLIS - Demonologist

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At age eight, Nathaniel Gillis saw a ghostly girl under his bed that mutated into a malevolent haunting.

The episode begins with Rob McConnell introducing the show and the topic of demonology with guest Nathaniel Gillis. Gillis recounts his first paranormal experience at age eight, seeing a ghostly girl in his new house that later turned into a malevolent haunting with direct voice phenomena and shadow figures. He describes terrifying nightmares induced by the entity, including a scene of a man committing suicide, which he had no prior knowledge of. Gillis explains that he was the only one in his family to experience these events, leading him to believe some people are targeted due to sensitivities. He defines demons as potentially mutated ghosts or fallen angels but leans toward a theory of a singular intelligence masking as both demonic and extraterrestrial. Gillis discusses a case where a remote viewer encountered impostor guides, resulting in a heart attack and religious scarifications. He connects historical incubi and succubi literature to modern missing fetus syndrome in ufology, suggesting entities use fetuses as biological avatars. The conversation explores how these beings employ masks like angels or ETs to hide their true nature, evolving with human awareness. Gillis mentions the Collins elite experiment linking crop circles to sorcery through identical energy signatures. He critiques religious artifacts like holy water, noting cases where they were ineffective against certain entities. The episode concludes with Gillis advising those experiencing demonic activity to document everything and use iron for protection, based on historical data.

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Rob McConnell questions Nathaniel Gillis on possession accounts, missing fetus syndrome, and claims tied to the Great Lakes Triangle.

The Great Lakes Triangle becomes the entry point for a focused discussion of where demonology and ufology start to share language. Rob McConnell opens with claims of mysteries across the lakes and strange orbs linked to Lake Ontario, then turns to Nathaniel Gillis for accounts…

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