The Dybbuk Fallacy

Daas Torah writes that Rav Shternbuch says the "dybbuk" man is a mental case.

I agree. But why does the everyone need a Gadol to tell us that. Doesn't anyone have his own common sense anymore?

Its really a classic case of of a ventriloquism.

Many of the dybbuks detail that I have read on forums match as well.

For example:

• When he says krias shma, he has to stop in order for the dybbuk to start.
• When the dybbuk speak he shakes "like a leaf", in order to divert attention from his slightly moving mouth.
• The dybbuk said KS very fast, in order to be able to gloss over the harder syllables.

I feel bad for Rav Batzri, who seems to take this seriously for real.

Last I heard, there is another exorcism scheduled for Monday. Can't wait. ;)