Craigslist Killer Atlanta - Miranda Barbour, the woman who became very notorious for being the Craigslist serial killer is now being denied connection by a satanic cult, she is allegedly a member of.
CNN reports that Satanists are now denouncing the idea that Miranda is a member of their church. Meanwhile, The Daily Item of Pennsylvania claims that the Craigslist killer of Atlanta has admittedly joined the said church when she was still 13 years of age, and she has long since been linked with a number of members upon her entry to the cult.
In 2013, the Craigslist killer of Atlanta was convicted for one count of murder, but she revealed to media outlets that she has slayed 22 people thus far.
As of late, the investigators on her case are still trying to search for credible evidence to support the claim of the Criagslist killer, but ironically, the satanic cult is now denouncing that Miranda is connected to them. The representatives of the cult also denied that Barbour's husband, Elytte Barbour, is also part of their church. Elytte also faced the same trial when he got involved in the murder of 42-year-old Troy LaFerrara.
The Craigslist Killer from Atlanta allegedly posted a "companionship" ad o the famous site and LaFerrara responded to the ad. The couple, Miranda and Elytte, allegedly killed LaFerrara for unexplainable reasons.
"According to our records, we have never had any contact from this woman, nor her accomplice," Magus Peter Gilmore, Church of Satan head priest said of Miranda's alleged attachment to their cult. "It seems to me that she is calling herself a member of a 'satanic cult,' not a legally incorporated above-ground form of satanism. Thorough investigation will likely demonstrate that this cult story is fiction."
The Church of Satan was founded in 1966 by Anton LaVey, and it has remained to be the oldest and largest satanic body in the entire United States.
The Church of Satan is known for its "Nine Satanic Statements" a list of beliefs that Satan "represents all of the so-called sins, as they all lead to physical, mental, or emotional gratification."
Meanwhile, Lucien Greaves of another satanic cult also denied that the Craigslist Killer of Atlanta along with her husband are members of their church.
"Thorough investigation will likely demonstrate that this cult story is fiction," Greaves said. "It must be remembered that 'the Devil made me do it' excuse far predates any written doctrine of Satanism, and I feel certain that Barbour's own relationship with any organized Satanism will turn out to be vague or non-existent."
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