The Blackburn Chronicles: A Tale of Murder, Money and Madness

The Blackburn Chronicles: A Tale of Murder, Money and MadnessIn the hot summer of the early 1920's police in Los Angeles made a grisly discovery; they found the semi frozen body of a young girl, buried in a homemade coffin, beneath her parent's bedroom. Even though she had been dead for almost four years her body was almost perfectly preserved. As strange as this was the mystery deepened; inside her coffin was another coffin that contained the bodies of seven dead dogs that would aid in her 'resurrection'. Then

In the hot summer of the early 1920's police in Los Angeles made a grisly discovery; they found the semi-frozen body of a young girl, buried in a homemade coffin, beneath her parent's bedroom. Even though she had been dead for almost four years her body was almost perfectly preserved. As strange as this was the mystery deepened; inside her coffin was another coffin that contained the bodies of seven dead dogs that would aid in her 'resurrection'. Then as the investigation progressed it was clear that this was merely the tip of an iceberg of people who had vanished in a mysterious cult that went by a number of different names, among them the "Lamb's Life of the New Millennium". Meticulously researched and based on extensive interviews with the last surviving member of this cult it paints a picture of a bizarre religion and how innocent people can be seduced by a charismatic 'prophetess' and dragged down into a well of madness and destruction.