Carlos MacIntyre: Bible counselor tried to 'EXORCISE' teen in medical distress while he twitched and bled
SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA: A bible counselor in Canada was placed under investigation for performing an exorcism on a teenage boy who was twitching, bleeding, and overall in medical distress. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) launched a probe into the alleged exorcism which took place on July 13. The man under investigation had previously admitted to struggling with drugs and alcohol on his social media and admitting his violent relationship with his ex-girlfriend.
Carlos MacIntyre was working with the Redberry Bible camp as a counselor in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, during the summer when this incident took place. After several reports, RCMP and other agencies started probing the exorcism along with other activities that allegedly took place in the camp. One report claimed that MacIntyre performed the exorcism in a cabin during the bible camp where two other boys saw the boy on the floor. The boy was bleeding from his nose, making sounds and twitching, as the two witnesses raised the alarm and brought help. He is also accused of leaving the boy in medical distress on the ground, and then going on to hand out business cards to fellow campers. As per CBC News, an investigation is underway into "two reports of an incident involving a staff member of the Redberry Bible Camp and a pre-teen boy the evening of July 13, 2022.
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The boy is said to be around 14 and was a part of the Junior Teen Camp which was hosting children between 12 and 14 years of age. Reports claimed that MacIntyre allegedly told the campers to stay in touch with him for the rest of their lives as he's the only one who can help them with their demons. In a YouTube video, MacIntyre explains the incident saying, "He was possessed, he was hearing voices in his head, he was seeing angry faces, and this was a boy the same age as my precious little brother and I was just so moved." He continued, "It is a full-blown demonic possession. I remember looking down at him and I said, 'Can you say that Jesus is Lord tell me that Jesus is Lord,' and he looks up at me and says, 'no.'"
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MacIntyre says in his video, "He's shaking his eyes are rolling back in his head, his nose starts bleeding, the lights start flickering. I can tell right away that this is going to be a serious problem. He hits the floor, I'm able to brace his fall." MacIntyre has previously addressed his issues with drugs, porn, and a violent past. Before he found god, he said, he got physically violent with her ex-girlfriend after a long night of partying involving alcohol and cocaine.
MacIntyre's misdeeds came to light after several campers informed their parents about his behavior, with some parents removing their children from the said camp. Redberry Bible Camp board chair Wayne Dick told CBC, "I will tell you that we are investigating the situation. I'm not prepared to discuss it at this point. I can assure you [the worker] is not at the camp." Ailsa Watkinson, a University of Regina professor emerita of social work with a specialty in child protection, said, "This is just nuts. Absolutely astounding. If that was my child, I'd be horrified."