0:00.0	From about 15 years on and
0:05.0	15 years on and up, a great deal of my thoughts were basically unshareable.
0:16.1	We are all eager in some form or another.
0:19.8	Oh yeah.
0:21.2	Yes, I am not 100 hundred percent, but I am you.
0:25.0	My mother was a sick, angry, hungry, and very sad woman. I hated her but I wanted to love my mother.
0:37.0	This is serial killing a podcast.
0:42.0	Hello and welcome to Serial Killing a Podcast, where we also veer off the
0:49.2	serial killer path to delve into other topics within our beloved true crime community.
0:57.0	This is part two of the Jim Jones and the Jones Town massacre.
1:03.0	Without further ado, let's just dive right in.
1:06.0	Jim's church called The People's Temple
1:09.0	was officially named that in 1956
1:12.0	when Jim was 25 years old.
1:15.0	Two years prior, he and his wife Marceline had adopted a little Native American girl named Agnes.
1:24.3	Then after they adopted three more Korean American children named Lou,
1:29.8	Stephanie, and Suzanne by 1969.
1:35.0	Jim stated that his family was a quote rainbow family and said quote integration is
1:41.9	a more personal thing with me now.
1:44.6	It's a question of my son's future.
1:47.7	Unquote.
1:49.5	Now this was a smart maneuver on Jim's part, and it was just that. Don't mistake it.
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