Is this really the voice of Satan or an elaborate hoax?

An author has claimed that he has captured the voice of Satan while conducting an Electronic Voice Phenomenon session. Is this really the devil or an elaborate hoax?

Satan has been the subject of many movies, television shows and books throughout the decades. The success of James Wan’s Conjuring franchise is enough to prove that the appetite for the supernatural is very real.

There is an entire network devoted to ghost hunting and the paranormal. The Travel Channel is consistently providing otherworldly entertainment like The Dead Files, Ghost Adventures and Ghost Nation. Ever since William Peter Blatty gave us The Exorcist and William Friedkin turned it into an Academy Award winning film, we have been fascinated with the Prince of Darkness.

Now, an author is claiming that he has captured the voice of none other than Satan himself. Loudwire has reported Roderick Millington has included 21 EVPs of Beelzebub and demons in his latest book, “The Devil’s Playground.”

Millington claims that he was skeptical of those that believed in the devil. However, when he started looking into the subject, he may have bitten off more than he could proverbially chew.

The clip of the Dark One that he has on tape is trying to convince him to “Come into fire, come to me,” hoping to pique Roderick’s interest into joining him in hell.

For those that believe in the paranormal, the thought of interacting with a being from another realm could be terrifying. Here is the EVP that Millington managed to catch where he claims to have conversed with Lucifer.

"The Devil’s Playgroundlsquo;The Devil’s Playground – An Investigation into the Dark Side of Electronic Voice Phenomenon’ Roderick Millington introduces readers to the modern world of the demonic. But the book’s main strength lies in the sound clips, with access to genuine examples of demons threatening and cajoling."

Is this recording actually Satan or is it a clever audio manipulation? “The Devil’s Playground” is available for sale on Amazon.

Let us know what you think of the EVP capture in the comments.