new religious movements

Wild Wild Country is a Netflix documentary series about the Rajneesh cult's Oregon commune, culminating in the largest bioterror attack in U.S. history and a wave of federal crimes.

The Raëlian Movement cases are a series of French and European legal disputes involving the UFO-based religious group founded in 1974 by Claude Vorilhon, testing the boundaries of religious freedom, parental rights, and freedom of expression.

A new six-episode podcast from Wondery examines allegations that Liberty Godparent Home, a maternity facility on Liberty University's campus in Virginia, pressured teenage residents to surrender their babies for adoption. The investigation, hosted by T.J. Raphael and released in August 2025, features interviews with former residents and staff.

A new five-part podcast exploring stalking's psychological roots is drawing international attention for its systematic breakdown of predatory patterns. Hosted by award-winning journalist Ruchira Sharma and featuring forensic psychologist Dr. Rachael Wheatley, 'Anatomy of a Stalker' identifies five distinct stalker typologies based on decades of clinical research.

On a snowy January night in 1988, 14-year-old Tommy Sullivan murdered his mother, Betty Anne Sullivan, in their Jefferson Township, New Jersey home—then set the house ablaze and took his own life. The case would ignite a firestorm of suspicion about teenage occult involvement and fuel the 'Satanic Panic' that gripped America.