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El Angelito Negro 666: In 2017, Víctor Castillo founded the chapel of El Angelito Negro 666 in Pachuca, Hidalgo. The chapel was a place of worship for El Angelito Negro, Santa Muerte, and Jesús Malverde, and ceremonies involving the sacrifice of male goats were performed. On July 5, 2025, two police officers, Paulino Castañeda Aguilar and Vicente Monroy Ballesteros, arrived at the chapel to deliver a summons. Víctor greeted the officers and threatened them, telling them they would not leave that place alive. The two were tortured for 15 hours until they finally died.

La Luz del Mundo: After the death of Aarón Joaquín González, his son Samuel Joaquín Flores assumed leadership of the sect and consolidated his absolute power. According to several reports, women and minors were sexually assaulted by the leader, and those who refused to obey him were subjected to horrific physical and psychological punishments. On June 3, 2019, Samuel's son and the sect's new leader, Naasón Joaquín García, was arrested in Los Angeles for also committing heinous acts against women and minors. In June 2022, after pleading guilty to three charges, he was sentenced to 16 years and 8 months in prison.

Nacozari Sect (Santa Muerte): Silvia Meraz Moreno had two altars to Santa Muerte in her humble home. She gradually began to convince her family members that Santa Muerte spoke to her and would help them find places to steal money if they offered her a large and gruesome offering: the sacrifice of a human life. On December 6, 2009, Silvia brutally murdered her friend Cleotilde Romero Pacheco. In June 2010, the target was Martín Ríos Chaparro, a 10-year-old boy. In March 2012, Jesús Octavio Martínez Yánez, also 10 years old, disappeared. Silvia Meraz was sentenced to 180 years in prison.

Video of the most disturbing cults in Mexico: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6SEn2OBCbY

El Angelito Negro 666: In 2017, Víctor Castillo founded the chapel of El Angelito Negro 666 in Pachuca, Hidalgo. The chapel was a place of worship for El Angelito Negro, Santa Muerte, and Jesús Malverde, and ceremonies involving the sacrifice of male goats were performed. On July 5, 2025, two police officers, Paulino Castañeda Aguilar and Vicente Monroy Ballesteros, arrived at the chapel to deliver a summons. Víctor greeted the officers and threatened them, telling them they would not leave that place alive. The two were tortured for 15 hours until they finally died.

La Luz del Mundo: After the death of Aarón Joaquín González, his son Samuel Joaquín Flores assumed leadership of the sect and consolidated his absolute power. According to several reports, women and minors were sexually assaulted by the leader, and those who refused to obey him were subjected to horrific physical and psychological punishments. On June 3, 2019, Samuel's son and the sect's new leader, Naasón Joaquín García, was arrested in Los Angeles for also committing heinous acts against women and minors. In June 2022, after pleading guilty to three charges, he was sentenced to 16 years and 8 months in prison.

Nacozari Sect (Santa Muerte): Silvia Meraz Moreno had two altars to Santa Muerte in her humble home. She gradually began to convince her family members that Santa Muerte spoke to her and would help them find places to steal money if they offered her a large and gruesome offering: the sacrifice of a human life. On December 6, 2009, Silvia brutally murdered her friend Cleotilde Romero Pacheco. In June 2010, the target was Martín Ríos Chaparro, a 10-year-old boy. In March 2012, Jesús Octavio Martínez Yánez, also 10 years old, disappeared. Silvia Meraz was sentenced to 180 years in prison.

Video of the most disturbing cults in Mexico: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6SEn2OBCbY

El Angelito Negro 666: In 2017, Víctor Castillo founded the chapel of El Angelito Negro 666 in Pachuca, Hidalgo. The chapel was a place of worship for El Angelito Negro, Santa Muerte, and Jesús Malverde, and ceremonies involving the sacrifice of male goats were performed. On July 5, 2025, two police officers, Paulino Castañeda Aguilar and Vicente Monroy Ballesteros, arrived at the chapel to deliver a summons. Víctor greeted the officers and threatened them, telling them they would not leave that place alive. The two were tortured for 15 hours until they finally died.

La Luz del Mundo: After the death of Aarón Joaquín González, his son Samuel Joaquín Flores assumed leadership of the sect and consolidated his absolute power. According to several reports, women and minors were sexually assaulted by the leader, and those who refused to obey him were subjected to horrific physical and psychological punishments. On June 3, 2019, Samuel's son and the sect's new leader, Naasón Joaquín García, was arrested in Los Angeles for also committing heinous acts against women and minors. In June 2022, after pleading guilty to three charges, he was sentenced to 16 years and 8 months in prison.

Nacozari Sect (Santa Muerte): Silvia Meraz Moreno had two altars to Santa Muerte in her humble home. She gradually began to convince her family members that Santa Muerte spoke to her and would help them find places to steal money if they offered her a large and gruesome offering: the sacrifice of a human life. On December 6, 2009, Silvia brutally murdered her friend Cleotilde Romero Pacheco. In June 2010, the target was Martín Ríos Chaparro, a 10-year-old boy. In March 2012, Jesús Octavio Martínez Yánez, also 10 years old, disappeared. Silvia Meraz was sentenced to 180 years in prison.

Video of the most disturbing cults in Mexico: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6SEn2OBCbY

El Angelito Negro 666: In 2017, Víctor Castillo founded the chapel of El Angelito Negro 666 in Pachuca, Hidalgo. The chapel was a place of worship for El Angelito Negro, Santa Muerte, and Jesús Malverde, and ceremonies involving the sacrifice of male goats were performed. On July 5, 2025, two police officers, Paulino Castañeda Aguilar and Vicente Monroy Ballesteros, arrived at the chapel to deliver a summons. Víctor greeted the officers and threatened them, telling them they would not leave that place alive. The two were tortured for 15 hours until they finally died.

La Luz del Mundo: After the death of Aarón Joaquín González, his son Samuel Joaquín Flores assumed leadership of the sect and consolidated his absolute power. According to several reports, women and minors were sexually assaulted by the leader, and those who refused to obey him were subjected to horrific physical and psychological punishments. On June 3, 2019, Samuel's son and the sect's new leader, Naasón Joaquín García, was arrested in Los Angeles for also committing heinous acts against women and minors. In June 2022, after pleading guilty to three charges, he was sentenced to 16 years and 8 months in prison.

Nacozari Sect (Santa Muerte): Silvia Meraz Moreno had two altars to Santa Muerte in her humble home. She gradually began to convince her family members that Santa Muerte spoke to her and would help them find places to steal money if they offered her a large and gruesome offering: the sacrifice of a human life. On December 6, 2009, Silvia brutally murdered her friend Cleotilde Romero Pacheco. In June 2010, the target was Martín Ríos Chaparro, a 10-year-old boy. In March 2012, Jesús Octavio Martínez Yánez, also 10 years old, disappeared. Silvia Meraz was sentenced to 180 years in prison.

Video of the most disturbing cults in Mexico: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6SEn2OBCbY

James Clifford Carson and Susan Barnes, both Americans, met at a party during a time when they were both using drugs and interested in the occult, mysticism, and various esoteric practices. Susan told James that they had been lovers in a past life and assured him that God had revealed a new name to him. James abandoned his former identity to become Michael Bear Carson, while Susan became Suzan Bear, and they eventually married.

At some point, they began to believe that God had entrusted them with the mission of identifying and eliminating witches who controlled humanity. Suzan became the central figure of these beliefs, considered the prophet and leader of the small sect that would become known as the California Witch Killers, since their crimes were committed in that state.

In March 1981, they identified their first "witch": Karen Barnes, a young actress who lived in the same building. Karen became a disciple of the Carsons, but after a fit of jealousy, Suzan claimed that Karen was a witch who wanted to steal her energy. The Carsons invited her to dinner and ended her life. In April 1982, Michael murdered Clark Stephens, a coworker with whom he had had several arguments. He knocked him unconscious, took him to a wooded area, shot him multiple times, and buried his body.

Finally, on January 12, 1983, while the Carsons were hitchhiking, Jon Hellyar offered them a ride in his truck. During the ride, Suzan claimed that Jon was the embodiment of a powerful witch, and Michael murdered him with a firearm. The Carsons fled in the victim's vehicle until they crashed and were arrested. Today, they are serving life sentences, with a minimum of 75 years in prison.

Video about the brutal story of the witch killers cult: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HCRJY02a84

James Clifford Carson and Susan Barnes, both Americans, met at a party during a time when they were both using drugs and interested in the occult, mysticism, and various esoteric practices. Susan told James that they had been lovers in a past life and assured him that God had revealed a new name to him. James abandoned his former identity to become Michael Bear Carson, while Susan became Suzan Bear, and they eventually married.

At some point, they began to believe that God had entrusted them with the mission of identifying and eliminating witches who controlled humanity. Suzan became the central figure of these beliefs, considered the prophet and leader of the small sect that would become known as the California Witch Killers, since their crimes were committed in that state.

In March 1981, they identified their first "witch": Karen Barnes, a young actress who lived in the same building. Karen became a disciple of the Carsons, but after a fit of jealousy, Suzan claimed that Karen was a witch who wanted to steal her energy. The Carsons invited her to dinner and ended her life. In April 1982, Michael murdered Clark Stephens, a coworker with whom he had had several arguments. He knocked him unconscious, took him to a wooded area, shot him multiple times, and buried his body.

Finally, on January 12, 1983, while the Carsons were hitchhiking, Jon Hellyar offered them a ride in his truck. During the ride, Suzan claimed that Jon was the embodiment of a powerful witch, and Michael murdered him with a firearm. The Carsons fled in the victim's vehicle until they crashed and were arrested. Today, they are serving life sentences, with a minimum of 75 years in prison.

Video about the brutal story of the witch killers cult: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HCRJY02a84

James Clifford Carson and Susan Barnes, both Americans, met at a party during a time when they were both using drugs and interested in the occult, mysticism, and various esoteric practices. Susan told James that they had been lovers in a past life and assured him that God had revealed a new name to him. James abandoned his former identity to become Michael Bear Carson, while Susan became Suzan Bear, and they eventually married.

At some point, they began to believe that God had entrusted them with the mission of identifying and eliminating witches who controlled humanity. Suzan became the central figure of these beliefs, considered the prophet and leader of the small sect that would become known as the California Witch Killers, since their crimes were committed in that state.

In March 1981, they identified their first "witch": Karen Barnes, a young actress who lived in the same building. Karen became a disciple of the Carsons, but after a fit of jealousy, Suzan claimed that Karen was a witch who wanted to steal her energy. The Carsons invited her to dinner and ended her life. In April 1982, Michael murdered Clark Stephens, a coworker with whom he had had several arguments. He knocked him unconscious, took him to a wooded area, shot him multiple times, and buried his body.

Finally, on January 12, 1983, while the Carsons were hitchhiking, Jon Hellyar offered them a ride in his truck. During the ride, Suzan claimed that Jon was the embodiment of a powerful witch, and Michael murdered him with a firearm. The Carsons fled in the victim's vehicle until they crashed and were arrested. Today, they are serving life sentences, with a minimum of 75 years in prison.

Video about the brutal story of the witch killers cult: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HCRJY02a84

James Clifford Carson and Susan Barnes, both Americans, met at a party during a time when they were both using drugs and interested in the occult, mysticism, and various esoteric practices. Susan told James that they had been lovers in a past life and assured him that God had revealed a new name to him. James abandoned his former identity to become Michael Bear Carson, while Susan became Suzan Bear, and they eventually married.

At some point, they began to believe that God had entrusted them with the mission of identifying and eliminating witches who controlled humanity. Suzan became the central figure of these beliefs, considered the prophet and leader of the small sect that would become known as the California Witch Killers, since their crimes were committed in that state.

In March 1981, they identified their first "witch": Karen Barnes, a young actress who lived in the same building. Karen became a disciple of the Carsons, but after a fit of jealousy, Suzan claimed that Karen was a witch who wanted to steal her energy. The Carsons invited her to dinner and ended her life. In April 1982, Michael murdered Clark Stephens, a coworker with whom he had had several arguments. He knocked him unconscious, took him to a wooded area, shot him multiple times, and buried his body.

Finally, on January 12, 1983, while the Carsons were hitchhiking, Jon Hellyar offered them a ride in his truck. During the ride, Suzan claimed that Jon was the embodiment of a powerful witch, and Michael murdered him with a firearm. The Carsons fled in the victim's vehicle until they crashed and were arrested. Today, they are serving life sentences, with a minimum of 75 years in prison.

Video about the brutal story of the witch killers cult: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HCRJY02a84

James Clifford Carson and Susan Barnes, both Americans, met at a party during a time when they were both using drugs and interested in the occult, mysticism, and various esoteric practices. Susan told James that they had been lovers in a past life and assured him that God had revealed a new name to him. James abandoned his former identity to become Michael Bear Carson, while Susan became Suzan Bear, and they eventually married.

At some point, they began to believe that God had entrusted them with the mission of identifying and eliminating witches who controlled humanity. Suzan became the central figure of these beliefs, considered the prophet and leader of the small sect that would become known as the California Witch Killers, since their crimes were committed in that state.

In March 1981, they identified their first "witch": Karen Barnes, a young actress who lived in the same building. Karen became a disciple of the Carsons, but after a fit of jealousy, Suzan claimed that Karen was a witch who wanted to steal her energy. The Carsons invited her to dinner and ended her life. In April 1982, Michael murdered Clark Stephens, a coworker with whom he had had several arguments. He knocked him unconscious, took him to a wooded area, shot him multiple times, and buried his body.

Finally, on January 12, 1983, while the Carsons were hitchhiking, Jon Hellyar offered them a ride in his truck. During the ride, Suzan claimed that Jon was the embodiment of a powerful witch, and Michael murdered him with a firearm. The Carsons fled in the victim's vehicle until they crashed and were arrested. Today, they are serving life sentences, with a minimum of 75 years in prison.

Video about the brutal story of the witch killers cult: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HCRJY02a84

Fueron conocidos como los asesinos de brujas 🔥 Creían que el mundo estaba siendo manejado por brujas, y ellos debían eliminar aquella amenaza.

Hay nuevo video en el canal de Youtube 🎬

LA MORTAL SECTA DE LOS ASESINOS DE BRUJAS 🔥

Míralo aquí: https://youtu.be/9HCRJY02a84?si=n1pdIC4GZHvBc4yq

El llamado Inner Circle del black metal nació a principios de los años 90 en Noruega, alrededor de Helvete, la tienda de discos del miembro de Mayhem, Euronymous. En aquel lugar, músicos y seguidores del black metal compartían una postura satánica, abiertamente anticristiana y defendían que el género debía mantenerse alejado de cualquier influencia comercial. Para muchos, aquel círculo era altamente sectario. Ser parte de la escena implicaba demostrar compromiso; los "true" eran quienes compartían plenamente aquellos ideales, mientras que los "posers" eran rechazados. Poco a poco comenzó a instalarse la idea de que no bastaba con decir que uno defendía el black metal, sino que había que demostrarlo con hechos.

Con el paso del tiempo, la radicalización fue aumentando. Primero aparecieron discursos cada vez más extremos. Después llegaron 52 ataques contra iglesias, la profanación de más de 15 mil tumbas, un asesinato cometido por Faust de la banda Emperor y el posterior asesinato de Euronymous a manos de Varg Vikernes. Varios de los músicos más cercanos al Inner Circle terminaron en prisión o bajo investigación, mientras que Helvete cerró sus puertas y el grupo dejó de existir como punto de reunión. Aun así, su historia continuó alimentando libros, documentales y debates sobre cuánto hubo de realidad y cuánto de mito alrededor del llamado Inner Circle del black metal.

Para muchos, el Inner Circle fue una total secta destructiva, ya que existía un liderazgo muy marcado por Euronymous, una fuerte identidad grupal, presión para demostrar compromiso, una visión del mundo dividida entre "verdaderos" y "falsos", y una escalada de radicalización que terminó desembocando en hechos criminales. Sin embargo, también faltaban otros elementos esenciales para considerarlo una secta destructiva en el sentido clásico. Y precisamente por eso, más de treinta años después, el debate continúa en torno al Inner Circle.

Ustedes qué opinan?

Video sobre el inner circle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDCUinruRFU

The so-called Inner Circle of black metal emerged in the early 1990s in Norway, around Helvete, the record store owned by Mayhem member Euronymous. There, black metal musicians and followers shared a Satanic, openly anti-Christian stance and argued that the genre should remain free from any commercial influence. For many, this circle was highly sectarian. Being part of the scene required demonstrating commitment; the "true" members were those who fully shared these ideals, while the "posers" were rejected. Gradually, the idea took hold that it wasn't enough to simply say you supported black metal; you had to prove it with actions.

Over time, the radicalization increased. First, increasingly extreme rhetoric emerged. Then came 52 attacks on churches, the desecration of more than 15,000 graves, a murder committed by Faust of the band Emperor, and the subsequent murder of Euronymous at the hands of Varg Vikernes. Several of the musicians closest to the Inner Circle ended up in prison or under investigation, while Helvete closed its doors and the group ceased to exist as a meeting place. Even so, its story continued to fuel books, documentaries, and debates about how much of the so-called Inner Circle of black metal was reality and how much was myth.

For many, the Inner Circle was a completely destructive cult, given its strong leadership under Euronymous, a powerful group identity, pressure to demonstrate commitment, a worldview divided between "true" and "false," and an escalation of radicalization that ultimately led to criminal acts. However, other essential elements were also missing to consider it a destructive cult in the classic sense. And precisely for that reason, more than thirty years later, the debate surrounding the Inner Circle continues. What do you think?

Video about the inner circle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDCUinruRFU

En la historia del black metal existió un grupo que actuaba como una secta 💥 El Inner Circle quemó iglesias y sus miembros cometieron crímenes 🔥

Hay nuevo video en el canal de Youtube 🎬

LA SECTA DEL BLACK METAL 🔥 El Inner Circle 💥

Míralo aquí: https://youtu.be/BDCUinruRFU?si=PAqTixn5oxC6m2Pd

En 1970, el español José Eduardo González Arenas, alias "Eddie", creó Edelweiss como un supuesto grupo de excursionismo inspirado en los boy scouts. Lo que para muchos padres era un lugar donde sus hijos aprenderían disciplina, valores y amor por la naturaleza, terminó siendo una organización secreta con creencias extraterrestres basadas en el fenómeno Ummo.

Eddie convencía a los menores con la idea de que era un alienígena llamado “príncipe Alain” y que sólo quienes permanecieran fieles a la secta sobrevivirían al fin del mundo. Bajo ese engaño, los sometía a un absoluto control, imponía el silencio mediante amenazas, los preparaba con armas, conceptos de pureza racial y los introducía en bizarros conceptos relacionados con la intimidad. Junto a su mano derecha, Carlos de los Ríos y los monitores de la Guardia de Hierro, terminó aprovechándose sexualmente de numerosos menores y convirtiendo Edelweiss en una brutal red de actividades nefastas respaldada por personas con mucha influencia en España.

Aunque Eddie fue detenido en Madrid y posteriormente en Alicante, las condenas fueron muy bajas y terminó creando nuevos grupos Edelweiss por toda España. Gran Canaria terminó convirtiéndose en uno de los principales centros de operaciones de la organización, desde donde consolidó una red de trata de menores.

Finalmente, una investigación iniciada en 1984 permitió que numerosos menores rompieran el silencio y relataran todo lo sucedido dentro de Edelweiss. Eddie huyó a Portugal, pero fue extraditado a España y condenado a 168 años de prisión, aunque terminó cumpliendo tan solo 6. Tras recuperar la libertad intentó acercarse nuevamente a menores de edad en Ibiza, hasta que en 1998 fue asesinado durante un enfrentamiento con un joven que previamente lo había denunciado.

Video sobre el caso: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CpchYkxob4

En 1970, el español José Eduardo González Arenas, alias "Eddie", creó Edelweiss como un supuesto grupo de excursionismo inspirado en los boy scouts. Lo que para muchos padres era un lugar donde sus hijos aprenderían disciplina, valores y amor por la naturaleza, terminó siendo una organización secreta con creencias extraterrestres basadas en el fenómeno Ummo.

Eddie convencía a los menores con la idea de que era un alienígena llamado “príncipe Alain” y que sólo quienes permanecieran fieles a la secta sobrevivirían al fin del mundo. Bajo ese engaño, los sometía a un absoluto control, imponía el silencio mediante amenazas, los preparaba con armas, conceptos de pureza racial y los introducía en bizarros conceptos relacionados con la intimidad. Junto a su mano derecha, Carlos de los Ríos y los monitores de la Guardia de Hierro, terminó aprovechándose sexualmente de numerosos menores y convirtiendo Edelweiss en una brutal red de actividades nefastas respaldada por personas con mucha influencia en España.

Aunque Eddie fue detenido en Madrid y posteriormente en Alicante, las condenas fueron muy bajas y terminó creando nuevos grupos Edelweiss por toda España. Gran Canaria terminó convirtiéndose en uno de los principales centros de operaciones de la organización, desde donde consolidó una red de trata de menores.

Finalmente, una investigación iniciada en 1984 permitió que numerosos menores rompieran el silencio y relataran todo lo sucedido dentro de Edelweiss. Eddie huyó a Portugal, pero fue extraditado a España y condenado a 168 años de prisión, aunque terminó cumpliendo tan solo 6. Tras recuperar la libertad intentó acercarse nuevamente a menores de edad en Ibiza, hasta que en 1998 fue asesinado durante un enfrentamiento con un joven que previamente lo había denunciado.

Video sobre el caso: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CpchYkxob4

In 1970, the Spaniard José Eduardo González Arenas, alias "Eddie," created Edelweiss as a supposed hiking group inspired by the Boy Scouts. What many parents envisioned as a place where their children would learn discipline, values, and a love for nature, turned out to be a secret organization with extraterrestrial beliefs based on the Ummo phenomenon.

Eddie convinced the children that he was an alien named "Prince Alain" and that only those who remained loyal to the sect would survive the end of the world. Under this deception, he subjected them to absolute control, imposed silence through threats, trained them with weapons, instilled concepts of racial purity, and introduced them to bizarre notions related to intimacy. Alongside his right-hand man, Carlos de los Ríos, and the monitors of the Iron Guard, he sexually exploited numerous minors, transforming Edelweiss into a brutal network of nefarious activities backed by influential people in Spain.

Although Eddie was arrested in Madrid and later in Alicante, the sentences were very lenient, and he ended up creating new Edelweiss groups throughout Spain. Gran Canaria became one of the organization's main centers of operations, from where it consolidated a child trafficking network.

Finally, an investigation launched in 1984 led numerous minors to break their silence and recount everything that had happened within Edelweiss. Eddie fled to Portugal but was extradited to Spain and sentenced to 168 years in prison, although he ended up serving only 6. After regaining his freedom, he tried to approach minors again in Ibiza, until he was murdered in 1998 during a confrontation with a young man who had previously reported him.

Video about the brutal history of the Edelweiss cult. The infamous apocalyptic alien cult: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CpchYkxob4

In 1970, the Spaniard José Eduardo González Arenas, alias "Eddie," created Edelweiss as a supposed hiking group inspired by the Boy Scouts. What many parents envisioned as a place where their children would learn discipline, values, and a love for nature, turned out to be a secret organization with extraterrestrial beliefs based on the Ummo phenomenon.

Eddie convinced the children that he was an alien named "Prince Alain" and that only those who remained loyal to the sect would survive the end of the world. Under this deception, he subjected them to absolute control, imposed silence through threats, trained them with weapons, instilled concepts of racial purity, and introduced them to bizarre notions related to intimacy. Alongside his right-hand man, Carlos de los Ríos, and the monitors of the Iron Guard, he sexually exploited numerous minors, transforming Edelweiss into a brutal network of nefarious activities backed by influential people in Spain.

Although Eddie was arrested in Madrid and later in Alicante, the sentences were very lenient, and he ended up creating new Edelweiss groups throughout Spain. Gran Canaria became one of the organization's main centers of operations, from where it consolidated a child trafficking network.

Finally, an investigation launched in 1984 led numerous minors to break their silence and recount everything that had happened within Edelweiss. Eddie fled to Portugal but was extradited to Spain and sentenced to 168 years in prison, although he ended up serving only 6. After regaining his freedom, he tried to approach minors again in Ibiza, until he was murdered in 1998 during a confrontation with a young man who had previously reported him.

Video about the brutal history of the Edelweiss cult. The infamous apocalyptic alien cult: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CpchYkxob4