So I too wanted to know, where are they? They must exist. And they do, they're in plain sight.

I kept coming across the phrase "multigenerational cults/satanic families" and was compelled to see what I could find by a quick Googling...yeah, yeah, i know ..

i came across this article by Ellen P. Lacter, Ph.D and others on her website that can kind of explain the weird feelings we get from these connections, from the Luzzattos, the weird art and instagrams, the weird "culture" these people seem to have, the altruistic fronts and corporate/government involvement, the money laundering ...

Therapists have been encountering patients who are extremely traumatized, who present with DID and have similar stories of "ritual abuse" for years but their findings incredibly censored (big surprise to us pizzagaters) and so, it isn't common cultural knowledge.

a relevant quote from the article (they're all worth a read)

The extreme abuse inflicted on young children in intra-familial satanic and abusive witchcraft cults reliably causes dissociation. Children in these cults are programmed to the extent that the cult’s leaders understand mind control programming. Organized and sophisticated abuser groups with world-power or organized crime agendas infiltrate these cults to gain access to these readily-programmable children. In exchange for the privilege of being allowed to install self-serving programs in these children, the organized abuser group provides the cult parent with a large fee (thousands of dollars), favor, or information, such as some of its programming secrets.

Some more relevant information from a therapist who works on treatment for RA, Colin A. Ross MD can be found in this google book preview.

Lastly, I stumbled on an Experience Project page of ritual abuse survivors. I can't seem to find the way into the list of stories, but that will link you to a story that you can read and then link to other stories on the side.

a quote from this story:

It would take forever to share my story, even in a nutshell, but we had cult members living in our home with us, monitoring us, drugging us, raping us, torturing, suffocating, etc...having full access to us 24/7, and of course, we were the \"crazy\" ones if we even said we didn\'t like the \"nice people\". My supposed mom would disappear for a day, week, month, and come home with these people to live with us, and we always knew them as \"the homeless people\", who \"just needed a place to stay\" for a day, week, month, year, or even several years. All of this went on in the average middle-class, \"Christian\" home. The \"front\" was that they were an extremely, extremely religious family, highly ethical, and would walk 100 miles to return a borrowed dime. Ha! What a load of ****! I don\'t know why no one ever did anything; it seemed everyone knew something wasn\'t right about exposing kids to such dangers as homeless strangers. They came in all ages, groups, genders, mixes-couples, singles, families, male and female, teens to old people. What kind of parents allow anyone and everyone to just come live in a house with children...complete strangers, we were always told. Some \"left\" after a day or a few... but I question their fate. Other \"homeless\" people still come visit them, though we moved (abruptly, with about 3 week\'s notice, along with 4 or 5 other established, professional families who were \"friends\"), to a place nearly 3,000 miles away, where we all settled within 1/2-5 miles of each other. Not suspicious at all, is it? Why didn\'t we kids question any of it? Punishment. Severe. Never speak. Speak=die. Thinking=die.

Something about the way most of them are written, coupled with knowing that practicing therapists are encountering stories like these everywhere, makes me believe most of them are true. The victim perspectives fill in a lot of gaps of our understanding on the why? and the how the fuck are they doing this? and who? It explains Evie's Crib. It explains the kids running in the alley of CPP. Pegasus.Where are the victims? They're right in front of us.