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You're listening to De Spotlight. My name is James Walner. This is episode 15 of season 5, a better search for Barbara Cotton. Dakota Spotlight is a production of forum communications. In this episode, we're going to explore a couple of alternative explanations for what might have happened to Barbara. Both of these explanations are possible in

theory. That is, they've been proven elsewhere to have taken place and been responsible for a missing

person's case. So, in other words, we will not be talking about UFO abductions or things that have

never been proven. The first thing we're not be talking about UFO abductions or things that have never been proven.

The first thing we're going to talk about is a disappearance that took place in 1976 on the other side of the world.

We'll meet a guy who wrote a book about it, and you'll find out, like I did, that there are some explanations for disappearances that we might never have considered.

After that, we're going to talk about the occult, devil's worship, and explore some ideas floating around that maybe Barbara was a victim of some kind of cult. I'm a huge skeptic of all of this, but it certainly appears that there was a group of satanic worshippers in Williston around the time Barbara went missing.

In fact, several people have reached out to me about this over the last few months.

And then, to my surprise, I found some information on it.

Then, through coincidence or maybe something else, I realized it is possible to connect some

dots, allegedly, from Barbara Cotton, all the way to some other deaths and murders

elsewhere. This is all very, very fuzzy, and some people might say very far-fetched. One of those

people is me, myself. I think it's far-fetched, at least in regards to having anything to do

with Barbara Cotton's disappearance. But some things have popped up recently that make me feel like I really do need to tell

you about all of this.

Let's travel to the country of Sweden to explore other ways people might disappear.

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