This comparison is based in part on the circumstances surrounding the incidents as well as the examinations of the possessions in question, all of which indicate pretended possessions, in contrast to cases considered more legitimate such as the possession of Mademoiselle Elizabeth de Ranfaing (1621).
This comparison relies on the circumstances surrounding the incidents and the evaluation of the items involved, which differ from more authentic cases such as Mademoiselle Elizabeth de Ranfaing (1621), where genuine possessions are considered.