The Devil Made Me Do It: The Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson In the quiet, tree-lined suburban town of Brookfield, Connecticut, 1981, a shocking murder sent ripples of terror through the community. What followed was an unprecedented legal battle that pushed the boundaries of American jurisprudence and ignited a global debate about the very nature of evil. Arne Cheyenne Johnson stood accused of killing his landlord, Alan Bono, but his defense wasn't conventional. Backed by the famous paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, Johnson claimed he was not guilty by reason of demonic possession, asserting that an entity had forced him to commit the heinous act. This landmark case became the first in U.S. history where demonic influence was formally argued in a court of law, shining a chilling light on the unseen forces some believe can consume a hum ...