Experts Weigh In And The Media Smells Blood
Source: Kevin Ross
Even in the general atmosphere of hysteria and paranoia, a few key players stood out for the exceptional role they played in degrading the American legal system. Geraldo Rivera, for example, produced a 1987 special in which he claimed that, according to unnamed “experts”, over one million Satanists were actively engaged in ritual child abuse.
While we can laugh at what an asshole he is, the special was used as a teaching aid at workshops across the United States where prosecutors and police investigators were taught methods for increasing their conviction rates. Recommended methods included not filming interrogations, destroying tapes when they wouldn’t be useful to the prosecution, and using edited transcripts that elided conflicting statements.
I can’t believe we used to go out with you, Geraldo. Source: Hazie Thoughts
Another player in the drama was clinical psychologist Catherine Gould, who published a list of “symptoms” by which one may know a witch survivor of abuse. Take a look at these symptoms—a very small sample of the total list—and ask yourself if you know any children who fit the bill. If so, they were probably sodomized by cultists:
