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A new documentary explores the case of a supernatural teen who was later jailed for killing her three-year-old daughter, and why that might not be the whole story.
Christina Boyer is the central figure in Hulu's true crime doc, 'Demons & Saviors.' She was charged with her daughter Amber's death. Here's where she is now.
Christina Boyer became known to Americans as the "poltergeist girl" in the 1980s — a nod to the 1982 Spielberg horror film, "Poltergeist" — for her supposed telekinetic abilities. Years later, a now-middle-aged Boyer has come forward in a new documentary, “Demons & Saviors," out on Hulu.
The ABC News docuseries, premiering Aug. 3 on Hulu, tells the terrifying true story of Christina Boyer, who’s serving a life sentence for murdering her 3-year-old.
HuluChristina Boyer (also known as Tina Resch) was twice a media darling, and neither time to her benefit. As a 14-year-old, Christina made headlines thanks to claims made by her, her parents, and an expert that she was either possessed or had telekinetic powers, causing her to be plagued by all sorts of paranormal activity—hence her nickname, “the Poltergeist Girl.” As an adult, that reputation did her no favors when she was accused of killing her 3-year-old daughter Amber and took a deal to av