Indeed, the most damaging misconception about the fallout of Satanic Panic is that it ended in the ’90s. In fact, although most satanic ritual abuse cases eventually resulted in overturned ...

As time wore on and more substantial evidence finally began to dismantle the baseless paranoia of the age, the Satanic Panic subsided in the mid-’90s. In researching for his book, Corupe says he ...

I was a young teen when I destroyed my music collection in the name of Jesus. I stood in the cul-de-sac with my best friend, Joanna, and we smashed our CDs to smithereens on the hot, hard asphalt.

Satanic panic emerged prominently in the 1980s and ... “The ’80s and ’90s were terrifying, and they ruined people’s lives, but they were constrained in certain ways by network technologies.” ...

The Satanic panic that Braun had helped to fuel gained ... The claims were investigated and, ultimately, 90 children shared some form of testimony about abuse, sexual abuse and rituals.

Soon, fears of black magic and paedophilia were combined in the infamous "satanic panic". At the centre of the scandal was a rumoured hardcore cult, said to be led by an infamous satanist known as ...

Texas courts are still exonerating people who were falsely convicted and imprisoned amid the "moral satanic panic" of the 1980s and '90s. Their persecution was based on lies and conspiracy theories.

He's with the Innocence Project of Texas and says during the '80s and '90s, the nation was going ... people as part of what is now called the satanic panic. Thousands were accused.