New Satanists

by Linda Blood

Book Overview

A former cult member presents a chilling expose+a7 of the growing world of Satanism, discussing its link to crime, including child abuse cases, drug dealing, pornography, right-wing fanaticism,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0446364738
• ISBN13: 9780446364737
• Release Date: August 1994
• Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
• Length: 244 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Good resource about t criminal occult ritual abuse

I am particularly drawn to books, about these issues, that are reasonably objective and well researched. I consider THE NEW SATANISTS to be such a book. Too many people tend to fear this subject, or are affected by it personally, and therefore do not write about it in a logical manner. Ms. Blood has admirably achieved that objective. She has her vocal detractors - particularly those who have the most to lose, should her book be taken seriously. This appears to be a typical response to such works. I especially appreciate the way Ms. Blood spotlighted reports of criminal occult ritual abuse perpetrated against children at certain U.S. military day-care centers. I have been contacted by some of these growing-up victims, and fear that the harm done to some of their minds may reverberate through our society, for generations to come.

Excellent book - and True

Ms. Blood did an excellent job describing various ritual abuse cases. A frivolous lawsuit was waged against her and the publishing company but that is to be expected when one is exposing satanic cult activity. I suggest the readers do a search on the web regarding the names in the book [mentioned in reviews above], and you will discover the detailed documentation regarding one of the cult leaders she writes about.

ACCURATE - TRUTHFUL - REAL

As a law enforcement officer quoted in the book- I can tell you this is a factual book. I have been investigating ritualistic and satanic crimes for nearly 20 years and its real, I've investigated and made arrests from drugs, to animal mutilation to murder. I have to deal in facts and so does this book.

Frightening Account of Occult Crime

Ms. Blood has written a scary account of the occult crime that occurs just under the surface of American life. While mis-labeled or ignored, these crimes happen and Ms. Blood pulls the acts of satanists to the surface. This book is a good warning for those who are ready to dismiss everything that has satanic undertones.

An Occult Crime Detector's Must

I will stand by my first comments written about Ms. Blood's book, The New Satanists. The reviewer from Ohio failed to mention the Matamoros, Mexico murders, involving the abduction and Satanic ritual murder of a college student visiting Brownsville, Texas. Ms. Blood mentioned this incident in her book: It is solid, and well known evidence, regardless of statements by any FBI studies.. There also is other evidence: The Satanic ritual murder of a DEA agent operating in Mexico just across the California border several years ago. In January 1995, the body of a woman was found outside of El Paso, Texas: cut into 4 pieces and painted different colors. It is doubtful that the El Paso police even know where to start an investigation on this murder; which, from information Ms. Blood states, has a 99% chance of being the result of a Satanic ritual. One has to know the dynamics and goals of Satanic rituals to recognize the crime(s). Any former Satanic cult member will tell you that victims are chosen at random, as Ms. Blood alluded to. The only motive is the victim was used for ritual purposes. The police must first admit that such cults exist before they can even recognize that motive and understand the dynamics behind them. Ms. Blood's book would be highly beneficail in doing that. The tactics used by Satanic cults are almost identical to those used by the German SS, a very Satanic oriented institution. Ms. Blood devotes chapters to this phenomenon: The key is the use of extrmemely cruel vengeance with exceptional violence. Satanic apologists continually fail to point this out, as Ms. Blood chose to do. Kudos to Ms. Blood for that.Ms. Blood's book describes some of the purposes of such rituals. Restated: I believe this book should be read at all law enforcement schools. It is only too evident, from my own experience, and from the lack of investigations into murders such as I described above, that American law enforcement is abosutely ignorant of Satanic ritual abuse and a! ssociated cult related crimes.