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involvedwith the Satanists.<br />

became involved with Satanists.<br />

37. I had a motorcycle and played guitar, 37. S's alternative life-style and image made<br />

and therefore fitted in easily with them. him appear suitable as a potential Satanist<br />

recruit.<br />

38. I was told, however, that ifI wanted to 38. S was informed that a precondition of<br />

become a Satanist I would have to keep my his becoming a Satanist was taking a vow<br />

mouth shut about them, and would have to of secrecy and committing himself to<br />

help them destroy the foe. This meant destroying the Christian foe, either by<br />

destroying Christianity and converting converting Christians to Satanism, or by<br />

people to our side. If they would not destroying them emotionally.<br />

convert they had to be destroyed spiritually<br />

and emotionally, you see.<br />

39. At my initiation I had to desecrate a 39. S's initiation involved various acts in<br />

local church and burn a bible on the pulpit. which Christian symbols were desecrated.<br />

I also had to say the Lord's Prayer<br />

backwards.<br />

40. I felt that what I was doing was right. I 40. S believed that his satanic activity was<br />

was happy to be doing the work of the morally justifiable work in the service of<br />

"good side ".<br />

spiritual goodness.<br />

41. And I was overjoyed to be accepted by 41. S was gratified by the experience of<br />

so manypeople.<br />

being accepted by fellow Satanists.<br />

42. I was thrilled as I had found all the 42. Satanism provided S with the answers<br />

answers to my questions. My life now had to his spiritual questions, and gave him a<br />

a purpose, you know.<br />

sense ofpurpose.<br />

43. I was attracted to Satanism by the fact<br />

that I was given power over so many<br />

things, and had control over my life and<br />

surroundings.<br />

44. Actually, it was the demons that had<br />

control over me, not me over them. They<br />

just allowed me to use them so that I would<br />

thinkJ was in control.<br />

43. Satanism's attraction for S lay in the<br />

power and control he acquired over his life<br />

and environment.<br />

44. S believes that he was deceived by<br />

demons into thinking he controlled them,<br />

whereas in reality they were manipulating<br />

him.<br />

45. My spirit guide was the main demon in 45. S's controlling demon was his spirit<br />

me, whose name I knew but will never utter guide, whose name he dare not utter for<br />

again.<br />

fear ofinvoking it.<br />

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