Satan's Children: Case Studies in Multiple Personality

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Summary: Informative Case Studies
Review: The case studies presented in this book are fascinating and compelling. The clients' accounts seemed genuine, and revealed evidence of a satanic underground in our society that we are in great denial about.

My only problem with this book is that after all he went through with his clients, and all he witnessed, that the author himself does not conclude that what his clients revealed was, in fact, real.

I have a difficult time understanding his skepticism in the face of what he witnessed. If he saw a plane crash, I sincerely doubt he would minimize its reality. He saw lives crash, and pretends not to be convinced. I don't get it, and am repelled by that kind of cynicism.

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Summary: Fantastic
Review: This book encapsulates common belief on the behavior of multilple personalities and it adds in the beliefs of the American publics opinion on Satanism. The book, as a read not a study, is very interesting and holds the readers attention. But as a study into multiple personality disorder verges onto the unbelievable. I recommend it to those who enjoy a good tale in other's misery.