We have a pretty disturbing classic episode tonight. We were talking about this off air. Do you guys remember the order of the nine angles?

Yeah, it kind of burned its way right into my memory.

We were just talking off Mike about it.

It involves individuals claiming to be part of this satanic organization, or actually part of it, but that's the problem.

The lines are very, very blurry and involves everything from coerced suicides to

purported creation of like almost what you might call snuff material.

Yeah, gets back to a lot of older movements, but then I remember, isn't there a guy named Mayet or something like that in this?

Yes, yeah, not Matt, but, yeah, Matt, just some evil stuff.

Right. Similar to later things we see in the Republic of Korea, right? And online

crime coercing innocent people into self-harm.

We know that there are a lot of folks in the crowd

who consider ourselves Satanist,

but not theistic Satanist.

Theistic Satanism is the idea that all the stuff you've read about heaven and

hell and good and evil is real and that you knowing that would choose to be on the side of evil.

That is maybe the best beginning to the order of nine ankles.

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