Please note that this title primarily consists of content that is available for free on the internet. Anneliese Michel (September 21, 1952, in Leiblfing; July 1, 1976, in Klingenberg am Main) was a German Catholic who died as a result of extreme malnutrition. The case attracted significant attention because, in the months leading up to her death, two Catholic priests performed the Major Exorcism on her multiple times. From 1959, Anneliese Michel attended elementary school in Klingenberg, and in the 6th grade, she transferred to the Karl-Theodor-von-Dalberg-Gymnasium in Aschaffenburg, where she was regarded as highly intelligent but also exhibited signs of nervous issues. In 1968, she bit her own tongue during a seizure, after which she was diagnosed with generalized epilepsy with Grand Mal seizures, for which she was treated with medication.