Okay, we're lying.

Okay, welcome back to William Ramsey Investigates.

And we're doing, we're switching it up a little tonight because I, Todd Wood, from California,

and interviewing William Ramsey about satanic ritual abuse, which a lot of people think that or have claimed in the past doesn't exist,

but this case basically proves that it does.

So without any further ado, let's jump on in.

William, how are you doing tonight? I'm doing

great. Thanks for hosting and thanks for having me. Yeah, no problem. But before we can really

understand Colin Batley and the church, we need to understand Alistair Crowley and the book of the law.

Would you mind giving us a background information on those things?

Sure.

Alster Crowley is probably one of the famous, most foremost occultists, I think in the modern age.

He was up there with other people like Elvis Levy or Robert Pike or something like that or of NDP

Hall but he was born in the UK where this case that we're going to talk about took place

he was born in 1875 and died in 1947 he never had to work he was very intelligent well-educated

and really dedicated his life to the occult.

One of the primary things that he said happened in his life was when he received a book,

like he channeled the book when he was in Egypt.

And it happened over three days in 1904 while he was in Cairo.

And he ended up, he wrote this down kind of like automatic writing.

There was not a lot of changes, excuse me, in the original text.

And then he called it the book of the law.

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