Check out his current conclusions about what happened, from the 4th page of the article:
The passage of time can have dramatic and sobering effects on one?s interpretation of reality, especially when it pertains to an area of science that lacks
voluminous amounts of hard, replicable data, like parapsychology.
More than thirty years of investigative research into some 3,500 cases of ghosts, hauntings, apparitions and poltergeists has significantly altered my
attitudes, perspective and belief system. Very distinctive longitudinal patterns have emerged, reinforcing existing theories regarding this type of
phenomenon. And while revisionist history does not generally lend further credence or substantiation to any event, in this particular case, time-acquired
knowledge and experience has provided a unique viewpoint that was otherwise unobtainable. The result is a reinterpretation of events from a quarter century
ago.
In the simplest terms and contrary to the popular media hype, The Entity case was not, in my opinion, an instance of haunting or discarnate intelligence, but
one of extreme RSPK, that is, a poltergeist manifestation.
In this regard, it was apparent from the outset that Doris was a deeply troubled woman whose claims of spectral rape were due in large part to extreme
emotional distress coupled with an overactive imagination and libidinous fantasies.
The fact that the phenomena moved with Doris as she moved, first from Culver City to Carson, then to San Bernardino, then all the way to Texas, and then
back to San Bernardino, strongly suggests that the phenomena was a direct product of her tortured unconscious mind and not of her environment. In fact,
once she moved from her original residence in Culver City at the end of 1974, the house was forevermore free of phenomena.
In an even stranger twist to an already mind-boggling case, while in San Bernardino, Doris claimed that she had gotten pregnant from The Entity.
However, medical results were more consistent with an ectoptic or hysterical pregnancy (no fetus). Once again, leaving us scratching our heads for answers.
Understandably given the circumstances, Doris believed that The Entity would eventually kill her.
Now back to what we believe to be reality. Lending further support to the poltergeist hypothesis was the fact when Doris moved into her new residence in
Carson, the tenants of the houses flanking her immediately began experiencing violent outbreaks of poltergeist activity (even though the neighbors had no
knowledge of her identity or experiences as we kept her away from the media), indicating that this phenomenon was perhaps radiant in nature with a
proximity effect to it.
After investigating thousands of poltergeist cases over the subsequent twenty-eight years, data has clearly indicated that this type of phenomena moves
with the agent over time and does not appear to have any lasting or residual effects on the house or apartment once the agent leaves. When the suspected
poltergeist agent takes up residence in a new abode, psychokinetic storms follow shortly after the PGAs are acclimated to their new environment.
However, even accepting the substantial evidence in favor of the psychokinetic origin of The Entity case, does not account for the inexplicable 35 mm.
photographs recorded during the course of the investigation, which after detailed analysis by the West Coast Editor of Popular Photography and others
were left wanting for answers.
The last and perhaps most compelling psychodynamic indicator of the case?s RSPK underpinnings is Doris? claim of being repeatedly attacked by three male
entities (two allegedly held her down while the third raped her). It is no coincidence that at the time she was living in a highly volatile relationship with three
male children. It does not take a great leap of logic to understand the obvious conflict ridden environment that spawned this incestuous hallucinatory
projection, especially given Doris? incredibly abusive past at the hands of both her parents and numerous men.
In this case, the circumstantial evidence appears to speak for itself. But, what if we are wrong? What if there really are discarnate entities that prey on weak
and emotionally troubled individuals? What if ancient mythology regarding the incubus and succubus are more than just legend, superstition and religious
hysteria? Are we so cock-fired sure of ourselves and our neonatal paranormal science that such a definitive statement is possible?
Given that the discipline of parapsychology (or more precisely, psychical research) is but an embryonic science (albeit after 120 years), we are all in the
position of the three blind men touching different parts of an elephant trying to determine the nature of the beast. One touches the tail and thinks it?s a
rope, the other touches a leg and believes it to be a tree trunk, while the third blind man touches the elephant?s trunk and is positive it?s a hose. Might we
not be in exactly the same situation here? At this time, due to the lack of any developed paranormal technology, all we are able to do is speculate and
theorize about the true nature of the phenomena based on fleeting encounters with its multi-faceted components. In reality there is little, if any, hard
evidence pointing to a credible, objective description of this phenomenon.
Coming back to the human part of the equation, the last I heard from Doris was in February of 1983, approximately when The Entity was released. She said
that to her great relief, the phenomena had ended quite some time ago. Not long afterwards, I again lost contact with her. The last Frank De Felitta heard
from her was in late 1990. So, at present, we do not know where she is, or even if she is?