Klingenberg Case
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The Klingenberg Case is a courtroom case involving the trial of two priests and the parents of Anneliese Michel. They were charged with negligent homicide for failing to call a medical doctor when they believed their daughter was possessed by demons.
The trial started on March 30, 1978. They were ultimately found guilty of the charge and were sentenced to six months of probation.
The case has been adopted into two films. The first was the 2005 movie The Exorcism of Emily Rose, by Scott Derrickson, was based. A German-language film called Requiem, by Hans-Christian Schmid, was released in 2006 and stays truer to the real-life events.
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