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On cult leader, I strive for telling stories in a truthful matter,

though press media and other resources cannot always be verified. sources can be found in the show notes. Oh, yeah. I was not. Hello and today we are back on our back on a lot of stuff actually we are back on a lot of stuff actually we are back on a lot today because we've got some cold shit we've got some bullshit and we've got some panic okay one thing about me alwaysicking, but we are exploring a chilling chapter in Massachusetts criminal history which unfolded during the hysteria of the satanic panic in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

One thing about me, I live for this era.

This period marked by an irrational fear

of widespread satanic ritual abuse set the stage for one of the most sensational and

controversial murder cases in the state's history. So without further ado,

let's delve into the murky details of the Moitas, the investigation, the trials, and the subsequent

revelations that have kept this case alive in the public's consciousness.

You might recognize the town Fall River, Massachusetts, from our Lizzy Borden episode.

Lizzy was accused of brutally her father and stepmother with an axe in their fall river home in

1892, but longtime listeners, you know, it was John.

I went to Fall River.

I went to the Lizzie Board and House with my friend Mikey and Peter.

It was crazy.

I don't know if I talked about this ever, but I had a weird experience at the Lizzy

Borden House that I don't know if I've mentioned. So I'm pretty diligent, like I keep up with

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