In this episode of Slumber Stories, we delve into the secretive and chilling world of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS). Behind prairie dresses and high fences lies a community built on absolute obedience, patriarchal control, and the disturbing legacy of "Prophet" Warren Jeffs. We explore the origins of the FLDS, the twisted theology that enabled systemic abuse, and the stories of the brave survivors who escaped and spoke out. This is a story of manipulation masked as faith; and the darkness that flourishes when power goes unchecked.
Whether you're a lifelong fan or new to his music, this episode promises to provide a comprehensive look at Michael Jackson’s unparalleled impact on the world. Tune in and celebrate the magic, the music, and the legacy of the King of Pop!
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Eugene "Prime Evil" de Kock
In this episode, we delve into the chilling life of Eugene de Kock, infamously known as "Prime Evil." As the commanding officer of Vlakplaas, a covert counter-insurgency unit of the South African Police during the apartheid era, he orchestrated a campaign of brutality that left a devastating mark on the nation. We explore his role in the recruitment of black operatives, the ruthless tactics employed against anti-apartheid activists, and the secretive operations that extended beyond South Africa's borders. Join us as we uncover the dark legacy of a man who became synonymous with violence and repression, examining the impact of his actions on the struggle for freedom and justice in South Africa.
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The 'ABC Killer' - Moses Sithole
Moses Sithole is one of South Africa's most notorious serial killers. Between 1994 and 1995, Sithole committed a series of gruesome and brutal murders, claiming the lives of at least 38 women. He primarily targeted vulnerable women, including sex workers and homeless individuals.This case sent shockwaves throughout the country, highlighting the dark underbelly of South African society and the extreme vulnerability of women in marginalized communities.
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