Books matching: ritual abuse allegations
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Save:"Remembering Satan" by Lawrence Wright delves into the disturbing case of Paul Ingram, a deputy sheriff accused of sexually abusing his daughters and other children in a small town. The narrative unfolds through the lens of false memory syndrome, exploring how memories can be manipulated and distorted, leading to false accusations and wrongful convictions. Wright's writing style combines extensive research, interviews, and testimonies to present a compelling and thought-provoking account of a family torn apart by allegations of ritual abuse and the complexities of memory and trauma.
'We Believe the Children: The Story of a Moral Panic' by Richard Beck delves into the phenomenon of the Satanic Panic that swept through the United States in the 1980s. It explores how societal changes, quack psychology, and sensationalism led to a widespread belief in Satanic cults conducting ritual abuse, particularly in daycare centers. Beck meticulously recounts prominent court cases, highlighting the devastating impact on all involved. provides a historical overview intertwined with sociological context, showcasing how the panic emerged from a complex interplay of factors, ultimately serving as a substitute for societal issues that were overlooked.
In the years following the end of World War II, American doctors, psychiatrists, and social workers discovered that young children were sometimes beaten by the people who cared for them. For decades t...
