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but under the dirt, a monster was rooted, a soft-spoken landscaper, a retired neighbor, a divine prophet. But behind the suburban facade, a deviant cult was growing. Arvin Shreve was more than just a spiritual leader.

According to prosecutors, he was the head of a sexual slave ring.

I'm Chandley Painter, and this is the Fox True Crime podcast.

Thank you. It was the summer of 1991, a midday raid on seven suburban homes.

SWAT teams breaking doors on quiet streets, police finding stockpiled weapons and children as young as four groomed for the unthinkable. The untouchable prophet, Arvin Shreve, taken in handcuffs,

along with the stolen lives of over 100 followers, from the garden to a maximum security cell.

How did a colt hide in plain sight? And how did an investigator's secret camera finally bring

the walls crumbling down? Joining me today is the man who led the charge into the cul-de-sac,

former lead detective host of the Gardens of Evil,

inside the Zion Society cult podcast, and author of Deceived, Mike King.

Mike, thank you so much for joining me again to talk about this Zion Society cult

that really, it really is fascinating and the work that went into how you

and your colleagues were able to bring some sense of justice. Let's set the background first

and just explaining more about how this cult came to be and where it was at the time that you made the big arrests.

You know, Chandley, that's one of the things that is so incredible about this particular case,

having now studied ritualistic abuse for most of my professional law enforcement career.

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