He's got it about four inches off the ground. Robert McKenna of the Dominican Order of Preachers. McKenna is one of those priests who broke with Rome in the early sixties rather than say the Mass in English. Expelled from the priesthood, he calls himself a bishop and continues on at Our Lady of the Rosary Chapel in Monroe, Connecticut. Needless to say, the exorcism is a complete success.
Exorcisms always are, whether performed by priests or witchdoctors or anyone in between.
Later, the local cops arrest Frenchy for sexually abusing his stepdaughter over a period of years. The girl and her natural father want to press charges, but the DA doesn't try it because he's afraid of an insanity defense. Frenchy's eyeballs only bleed occasionally, and eventually the attacks fade away. He moves to another town. He never does see a doctor.