Remembering Satan

Lawrence Wright · 1994

A New Yorker writer's account of the Paul Ingram case in Washington State, where a deputy confessed to ritual abuse under questioning.

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Theme

Ritual abuse & cults, True crime

Shelf status

In print

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Author

Lawrence Wright

Topics

Adult child sexual abuse victims, False memory syndrome, Family, Recovered memory, Ritual abuse victims, Families

First published

1994

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Widely available.

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