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Killer Cults

Emma Kenny · 2025 · Book

True Crime

This work explores the unsettling dynamics of cults and the often incomprehensible reasons that lead ordinary individuals to abandon their lives for a group.

ContemporaryThe Psychological Manipulation of Cult LeadersThe Transformation of Followers Into Devoted AcolytesThe Danger of Blind Faith and ObedienceThe Impact of Isolation on Cult MembersThe Role of Charisma in Persuasion

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