We need to discuss this because it involves what the media dubbed the "Satanic Panic."

Fran and Dan Keller were each sentenced to 48 years in prison for the alleged sexual assault of a 3-year-old girl who was an occasional drop-in at their home daycare center on the rural outskirts of Austin. The child initially accused Dan of spanking her “like daddy” used to, but under intense and repeated questioning by her mother and a therapist, the story morphed to include claims of rape and orgies involving children. From there, the number of children alleging abuse increased and the accusations grew even more lurid and confounding: The Kellers had sacrificed babies; they held ceremonies in a local graveyard; they put blood in the children’s Kool-Aid; Fran cut off the arm of a gorilla in a local park; they flew the children to Mexico to be sexually assaulted by military officials.

After everything we've been reading about child sexual abuse and trauma, especially related to Satanism, I'm wondering if this is a message to us. A veiled statement telling us that none of this stuff actually happens, and it's sending a message to parents that they should not believe their children if they tell them that such activities are taking place.

And they're saying cops didn't do their job: The Kellers’ exoneration closes a decadeslong chapter of profound injustice for a couple that paid an exceptionally high price for the credulousness of local law enforcement.

https://theintercept.com/2017/06/20/texas-couple-exonerated-25-years-after-being-convicted-of-lurid-crimes-that-never-happened/

Funny that the cops seem to be damned if they do and damned if they don't seeing as they never actively investigated Alefantis and friends for the creepy Twitter and Instagram postings (ie. Hotard, baby with euros in her mouth, Daddy likes butt, etc.)

Let's not forget about the tunnels found during the destruction of the McMartin Preschool.