The Conjuring 3 releases trailer about the first demonic case in American legal history

In this part 3, Ed and Lorraine Warren (Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga) will return to save the sick child haunted and together they fight the murderous demon. The first trailer of The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It has been posted with many images that make viewers’ chills even when viewing in daylight.​

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Scheduled to be released on June 4, The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It will re-enact the first demonic case in American legislative and executive history. Specifically, part 3 will be based on the full trial Arne Cheyenne Johnson – who was convicted of first degree manslaughter in 1981.
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The case happened on February 16, 1981 in Brookfield, Connecticut, USA, then Arne Cheyenne Johnson stabbed 40-year-old Alan Bono to death with a 12cm long pocket knife during a heated argument. But it is worth mentioning that after being arrested, standing in front of the horseshoe, Arne has steadfastly denied his crime and said that the inhuman act was caused by “the devil”, a cruel demon. borrowed Arne’s body to commit that wrongdoing.
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Arne Cheyenne Johnson as he was brought to court in 1981.​

Soon after, two paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren and 19-year-old lawyer Martin Minnella presented arguments about the existence of demons to defend their client in court. . Arne says it all started months earlier, when Daivd, the 11-year-old brother of his fiancée Debbie Glatzel, repeatedly told of a dream about a scary old man threatening him. At first they both thought the boy was making up stories to avoid housework, however the dreams continued and during the day, the boy frequently had seizures and spoke in various strange voices. Arne and his fiancée invited priests to bless the house to hope that little David’s condition would get better, but nothing worked.

At this time, husband and wife Ed and Lorraine Warren came to help. They said that during 3 exorcisms supervised by priests, David was levitated, cursed and even died. David is also said to have predicted the murder that Arne would later commit. However, neurologists investigated and confirmed that the boy had a mental problem.
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The Warrens in real life.​

Arne was originally a planter, while Bono was a kennel and animal manager. The two met often and had a pretty good relationship, but on the day the case happened, both the perpetrator and the victim had a tense argument. At around 6:30 p.m., Arne pulled out a knife and stabbed Bono several times, causing the victim to die from blood loss. Arne was arrested an hour later and police believe the two argued over Arne’s fiancée Debbie. However, two psychic investigators confirmed that there are still many things that are not clear about the case.

Accordingly, before the murder, Arne once approached a well near the house, where the boy David used to scream abnormally. The Warrens once warned Arne not to come near, but he still came to see if there really were demons in the world. Arne said that when he saw a demon lurking in the well and it possessed him, leading to the act of murder. However, no authorities believe this. Finally, Arne was later found guilty of first-degree manslaughter on November 24, 1981, and sentenced to 10 to 20 years in prison.
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After five years in prison, Arne was released in 1986 and married his fiancée Debbie. To this day, they are still together and this case is still the subject of endless debate. Recently, the demon murder case was once again mentioned as the inspiration for the 3rd season of the series horror film The famous The Conjuring. The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It will officially hit theaters on June 4, 2021.

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