Disturbing public access documentary from 1981 that later was proven true … to the Franklin cover-up, the pedo priests, the Sandusky fiasco. This is an ongoing theme we see in the upper crusts of our society pedophilia with young boys within major 'respectable' institutions.

An enlightening documentary broadcast before the onset of the so-called 'satanic panic' in the USA. This documentary, therefore, provides us with insight into the actuality of the situation before the information became skewed by the subsequent propaganda and hysteria of the late '80s and '90s. The horrific details as outlined by Tom Philpott in this documentary are truthfully reflective of what was happening then, what continued to happen throughout the 'satanic panic', and what continues to happen today in all of the major metropolises of the western world.

The year after this Philpott was shot. He later reportedly committed "suicide". Mark McKinney, on the other hand, become a public relations guru for the Bush family.

A look into the sexual abuse suffered by the children living in Pakistan.

The majority of the victims are children coming from poverty or drug stricken families who have no place to sleep, or no money to eat. Many are intentionally hooked on heroin so they will continue returning to the men to get high in exchange for sex.

The majority of their predators are truck drivers or bus conductors. The film explains how a whopping 95% of men in this line of work have engaged in this sickening practice in one way or another. The film also reveals how one study found that 1 in 10 of these child victims is murdered to avoid incriminating the men involved.

What did they see? The great awakening? Their own demise? This was recorded over a decade ago I believe by Project Camelot. What makes it incredible are the events described are unfolding on the planet today.

Unveiling mysteries: 7 Ninevehs, 14 Salems, and the enigmatic journey along the 33rd degree parallel.

The mystery of missing Kate Middleton, a brief timeline--ending with the recently photo-shopped photo of Kate and her family, posted for Mother's Day by Kensington Palace.