There's something scary about losing control.

Honestly, as a professional and a mom, I think it might be one of my biggest fears.

Whether it's a sudden change in plans or getting sick right when you have an important day at work

or even a little bit of turbulence on an airplane, All of it makes me uncomfortable and a little stressed.

But for the most part, we get through it, right?

But what happens when you lose control of your mind?

I think that is what might terrify me most of all.

And it's why there is one supernatural genre that haunts my dreams over all the rest.

Demonic possession. Imagine being totally at the mercy of something you cannot see, let alone

fight, being a prisoner trapped inside your own body unable to escape. Do you give in? Do you surrender? Or do you do everything in your

power to fight back and regain control? In the case of a young woman named Clarita Villanueva,

she chose the latter. I'm Ashley Flowers and welcome back to So Supernatural.

Y'all, what comes to mind when I think of demonic possession is exactly what Ashley said.

Losing control of your mind and your body has to be the most terrifying experience you could ever have.

Growing up as a kid, I absolutely refused to watch The Exorcist.

We just recently did the episode on the Gary

Indiana Demon House, which is also about possessions. And researching that was terrifying.

So I know that we've been down this road before. We've talked about demons and possessions

and exorcism. And you might think if you've heard one of these stories,

you've heard them all. But I promise you, today's case is full of twist and turns you'll never

see coming. I'm Yvette Gentile. And I'm Rasha Pecarrero. And this week, we're talking about a 17-year-old girl named Clarita Villanueva.

So in the 1950s, Clarita was sent to a prison in the Philippines after soliciting a police

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