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The Satan-seller,

Mike Warnke

Book by Warnke, Mike

Podcasts 2
Quotes 10
Behind the Bastards

It was published in 1972 and detailed the supposed experiences of Mike Warnke as a satanist and high priest, including horrific details that were later proven false.

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Now the most prominent of these guys was Mike Warnke who published his book Satan Seller in 1972.

— Episode: Part One: The Satanic Panic: America's F...

Episode: Part One: The Satanic Panic: America's First QAnon

It was published in 1972 and detailed the supposed experiences of Mike Warnke as a satanist and high priest, including horrific details that were later proven false.

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Now the most prominent of these guys was Mike Warnke who published his book Satan Seller in 1972.

He claimed that he'd been a satanic high priest and that he'd been involved in ritualistic sex orgies.

Episode: Part One: The Satanic Panic: America's First QAnon

It was published in 1972 and detailed Warnke's claims of being a hardcore devil worshipper, high priest and involved in various sexual rituals, crimes and sacrifices until Jesus saved him.

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Now the most prominent of these guys was Mike Warnke who published his book Satan Seller in 1972.

Satan Seller recounted a childhood and young adulthood that Warnke claimed had been spent like as a hardcore devil worshiper.

Episode: Part One: The Satanic Panic: America's First QAnon

Published in 1972, it recounted Warnke's supposed past as a hardcore devil worshipper and high priest, detailing ritualistic sex orgies, child murder and mass rape, until his salvation by Jesus in Vietnam.

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Now the most prominent of these guys was Mike Warnke who published his book Satan Seller in 1972.

He claimed that he'd been a satanic high priest and that he'd been involved in ritualistic sex orgies.

He went into detail about ritual murders, child murder and mass rape, claiming that he'd participated in a variety of capital offenses until Jesus saved him by sending him to Vietnam.

Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

It was described as a book that launched the satanic panic in the 1970s, presenting Satanism as a widespread conspiracy, though the author was later exposed as a fraud.

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the first part of it that really launched this was a book called The Satan's Seller by a guy named Mike Warnke in 1972 he was referenced as an authority on satanism for a long time and he was publishe...

— Episode: CLASSIC: Superstars and Satan: Music and...

Episode: CLASSIC: Superstars and Satan: Music and the Occul...

It was described as a book that launched the satanic panic in the 1970s, presenting Satanism as a widespread conspiracy, though the author was later exposed as a fraud.

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the first part of it that really launched this was a book called The Satan's Seller by a guy named Mike Warnke in 1972 he was referenced as an authority on satanism for a long time and he was published in 1972 and he was referenced as an authority until 1992 when he was exposed as a fraud so he

Episode: CLASSIC: Superstars and Satan: Music and the Occul...

It was mentioned as a book that launched the Satanic Panic in the 1970s, though the author was later exposed as a fraud in 1992.

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was a book called The Satan's Seller by a guy named Mike Warnke in 1972 he was referenced as an authority on satanism for a long time and he was published in 1972 and he was referenced as an authority until 1992 when he was exposed as a fraud

Episode: CLASSIC: Superstars and Satan: Music and the Occul...

It was mentioned as a 1972 book that launched the satanic panic, with the author being exposed as a fraud in 1992.

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the first part of it that really launched this was a book called The Satan's Seller by a guy named Mike Warnke in 1972

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