156. The Children of Thunder Cult Murders – Part Two

If you thought Part One was outrageous, you ain't seen nothing yet! The Children of Thunder were a cult of former Mormons who committed five horrendous murders in the year 2000. Their leader, Taylor Helzer, had convinced his followers that he had the gift of revelation and truly spoke the word of God.

His plan for an organisation called “Transform America” was supposed to bring harmony to the world and ring in Christ's millennial reign of peace. So obviously murder, kidnapping, sex trafficking, drugs and extortion would be involved!

TCNT: Loraine Ledwell tells us about a virtual tour called The Big Cat Murder Mystery. you can find it here https://seeyour.city

Aussie As: A Queensland woman has a close encounter of the “Nope” kind with a toilet-python.

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