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She was married before and authorities are looking into her husband's death to see if it was suspicious.
Real-life Dexter 'serial killer' Miranda Barbour reveals locations of alleged murders | Mail Online
As well they should. But some of it could be delusional or made up for the secondary gain of getting out of he cult. Just sayin'.
It is her word against the church of Satan:
The head of The Church Of Satan, Peter Gilmore, said confessed killer Miranda Barbour has never been a member of his congregation despite her claims, CNN reports.
Miranda Barbour, 19, confessed to killing close to 100 people, and said she did it as a member of the New York-based Church Of Satan. Head of the church, Peter Gilmore, says there’s no way in hell Miranda was ever affiliated with his congregation, according to details released by CNN.
Miranda Barbour Thrill Kills For Satanic Church?
Miranda is a confessed killer, claiming on Feb. 18 that she and her husband of just two weeks have been on a killing spree that started with becoming members of the Church Of Satan. The head of the New York-based church, which is the nation’s largest Satanic body, says she’s lying.
Do You Think Miranda Barbour Is A Serial Killer?
“Thorough investigation will likely demonstrate that this cult story is fiction,” said Peter.
Authorities are looking into Miranda’s claims and investigating any link she could possibly have to the church. But Gilmore says that the church has a “law and order philosophy” that does not condone killing.
Miranda Barbour Lying ? Craigslist Killer Is False, Says Satanic Leader - Hollywood Life
I never knew of the cult that is in Nashville killing actual people. They were more into the animal sacrifice thing as stated earlier. There would be rumors that a blonde, blue eyed virgin was going to be abducted and killed by them on such and such day, but that never panned out. Certainly this woman's story needs to be checked out. She is implicating a lot of people who may or may not have any kind of criminal history. So, they should not accept her word hands down.
I'm not much of a Dr. Phil fan, but Monday and Tuesday they had a woman on who was experiencing false memories that had been suggested to her by a therapist and then turned into her reality. She was accusing family members of several murders, rape, molestation, etc. She made a time line and put down names and dates. She said some had been buried in her mother's back yard. They searched the back yard, then they searched for and found the people who were supposedly killed. They were all alive and well. The family members she accused took polygraph tests and passed on the issue of the sex abuse. False memories are a new wrinkle in psychiatry. Delusions are not new. And I was taught in both my bachelor's and master's program to distinguish whether what the person is telling you is reality or delusional. That is not always easy. This sounds like a very sick woman. Yes, she may have killed someone. But she may also have delusions that she killed others. And before she is allowed to bring in other people to accuse, they need to determine the veracity of her story.
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