One of Jonestown's quartermasters ... and cyanide were smuggled up river to the commune using the People's Temple's boat, the Cudjoe. Whenever Jones discussed these matters with his inner circle ...

Jim Jones. He also focused on those who grew up in the Peoples Temple, or joined as teenagers. These survivors, due to happenstance or their own efforts, were all away from the Jonestown community in ...

In short, Jonestown was a cult – the so-called Peoples Temple of the Disciples of Christ – which was founded in Indiana by the preacher Jim Jones in 1954, and ultimately moved from California ...

and a rusted tractor that once transported temple members to the Port Kaituma airfield. Until now, most visitors to Jonestown have been journalists and relatives of the deceased. Organizing a ...

“It does not help anyone understand what happened in Jonestown.” He recalled how one survivor had proposed a personal project to develop the abandoned site, but those from the temple community ...

Among the fallen were 907 Jonestown residents who drank or were ... A lot of people who were former Peoples Temple members really felt disrespected.” Rebecca Moore, McGehee’s wife and a ...

Jim Jones forms The Peoples Temple. Members are captivated; his lust for power becomes unstoppable. Interviews with Jeff Guinn the author of The Road to Jonestown, Jim Jones Jr, and two of the ...

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Documentary that explores the circumstances that led to the deaths of more than 900 men, women and children in 1978 at the People's Temple in northern Guyana.

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