Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Exposed - Transcendental Meditation -TM - Cult The Cult Education Institute 2016-12-20 | Content: Maharishi Mahesh YogiTopic: Transcendental Meditation, TMLabel: Cult DocumentaryRick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
COPING WITH CULT MEMBERS The Cult Education Institute 2023-02-27 | Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations. Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan. Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults. Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh. Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website: www.CultEducation.com www.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
FAQ The Cult Education Institute 2023-02-27 | Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations. Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan. Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults. Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh. Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website: www.CultEducation.com www.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
INTERVENTION The Cult Education Institute 2023-02-27 | Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations. Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan. Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults. Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh. Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website: www.CultEducation.com www.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Cults: An Educational Volume The Cult Education Institute 2023-02-27 | Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations. Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan. Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults. Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh. Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website: www.CultEducation.com www.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
in the name of love abusive controlling realationships The Cult Education Institute 2023-02-27 | Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations. Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan. Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults. Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh. Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website: www.CultEducation.com www.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
CBS News Interview with Nansook Hong Daughter in Law of Sun Myung Moon 1973 The Cult Education Institute 2017-05-21 | CBS News Interview with Nansook Hong, daughter-in-law of Sun Myung Moon Unification Church "Reverend"Studio: CBSSeries: 60 MinutesYear: 1973/1998Content: Nansook Hong (Daughter in law) of Sun Myung MoonCult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Canadian Documentary Exposes Scientology 1973 The Cult Education Institute 2017-04-30 | Canadian Documentary Exposes Scientology 1973Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
MTV takes an early look at Cults including Scientology 2 of 2 The Cult Education Institute 2017-04-05 | MTV News’ production staff was hard at work on a special about what it identified as cults, to be hosted by Kurt Loder. Among the groups targeted for investigation was the Church of Scientology, which counts among its devotees such mega-stars as Tom Cruise, John Travolta and Michael Jackson.Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Network: MTV Series: MTV NewsHost: Kurt LoderTitle: The Cult QuestionAir Date: June 27, 1995Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Doomsday Cult Strong City of New Mexico The Cult Education Institute 2017-03-26 | Doomsday Cult Strong City of New MexicoCult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Escaping Evil: My Life in a Cult - Yahweh Ben Yahweh, Aggressive Christianity Training Corp The Cult Education Institute 2017-03-22 | Escaping Evil: My Life in a Cult - Yahweh Ben Yahweh, Aggressive Christianity Training CorpSeries: Escaping EvilNetwork: Crime & InvestigationEpisode: My Life in a Cult Content: Yahweh Ben Yahweh, Aggressive Christianity Training CorpCult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Joesph Kibwetere Restoration of the Ten Commandments Cult Mass Murder Uganda The Cult Education Institute 2017-03-22 | Cult Leader Joesph Kibwetere of the Restoration of the Ten Commandments Cult, and the Mass Murder that happened in Uganda.Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Deposition of former Scientology executive Marty Rathbun December 22, 2014 Part 2 The Cult Education Institute 2017-03-16 | Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Deposition of former Scientology executive Marty Rathbun December 22, 2014 Part 1 The Cult Education Institute 2017-03-16 | Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Tex Watson - Charles Manson Family Killer, Rare 700 Club Interview 1991 The Cult Education Institute 2017-03-13 | "Tex” Watson, convicted murderer and former member of the “Family,” described his conversion to Christianity today during an interview on the TV program “700 Club."Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Susan Atkins Interview Description of Sharon Tate Charles Manson Murder 1976 The Cult Education Institute 2017-03-12 | Susan Atkins Full/Exclusive Interview 1976 Description of Sharon Tate Murder by Manson Family (Charles Manson).Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
The Manson Women Interviews: Inside the Murders Turning Point with Diane Sawyer 1994 The Cult Education Institute 2017-03-12 | Title: The Manson Women: Inside the MurdersStars: Charles Manson, Patricia Tate, Leslie Van Houten, Diane Sawyer, Patricia Krenwinkel, Roman PolanskiSeries: Turning PointHost: Diane SawyerRelease Date: 9 March 1994Country: USALanguage: EnglishTurning Point looks back to 1969 and the the Tate and LaBianca murders committed by Charles Manson and his cult.Former Manson followers Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel give their accounts of murders. Diane Sawyer also interviews Charles Manson from prison.Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
What is Scientology? Is The Church of Scientology a Cult? Cult Expert Rick Ross Discusses - HD The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-21 | Is Scientology a Cult? Cult and Court Expert Rick Alan Ross from CultEducation.com provides information regarding L Ron Hubbard, Sea Org (Sea Organization) from The Church of Scientology, with notable famous (and non-famous) past and present members consisting of the likes of John Travolta, Leah Remini , Tom Cruise, and many more.The Church of Scientology is a multinational network and hierarchy of numerous ostensibly independent but interconnected corporate entities and other organizations devoted to the practice, administration and dissemination of Scientology, a new religious movement. The Church of Scientology International (CSI) is officially the Church of Scientology's parent organization, and is responsible for guiding local Scientology churches. At a local level, every church is a separate corporate entity set up as a licensed franchise and has its own board of directors and executives.Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
What are the signs of a Destructive Cult? Cult Education Institute Videos with Rick Alan Ross - 8 The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-20 | Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Is Intervention like Counseling or Therapy? Cult Education Institute Videos with Rick Alan Ross - 9 The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-20 | Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Cult Leader Thinks He is Jesus - Vissarion (Russian Jesus) HD The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-20 | Deep in Siberia's Taiga forest is Vissarion, a cult leader who looks like Jesus and claims to be the voice of God. He's known as "the Teacher" to his four thousand followers, who initially seem surprisingly normal. Over time, however, their unflinching belief in UFOs and the Earth's imminent demise made this group start to look more and more like some sort of strange cult.Host: Rocco CastoroOriginal Release: 2011 Network: Vice__Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
What are the signs of a Destructive Cult? Cult Education Institute Videos with Rick Alan Ross - 8 The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-20 | Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
What are One on One Cults? - Cult Education Institute Videos with Rick Alan Ross - 7 The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-20 | Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Is joining a Cult a personal choice? Cult Education Institute Videos with Rick Alan Ross - 6 The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-20 | Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
What is Brain Washing? - Cult Education Institute Videos with Rick Alan Ross - 5 The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-20 | Cult Expert Rick Alan Ross via CultEducation.com Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
How would you define a Destructive Cult? - Cult Education Institute Videos with Rick Alan Ross - 4 The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-20 | Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
What does your work consist of today? - Cult Education Institute Videos with Rick Alan Ross - 2 The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-20 | Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
What qualifies someone to be an expert? - Cult Education Institute Videos with Rick Alan Ross - 3 The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-20 | Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Explain your first experience dealing with a Cult-Cult Education Institute Rick Alan Ross - 1 The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-20 | Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Cults Inside Out: How People Get In and Can Get Out by Rick Ross (Cult Expert) The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-19 | Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Cult Education Institute - What is the Cult Education Institute? Rick Ross (Cult Expert Rick Ross) The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-19 | Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
World Mission Society Church of God Cult - Rick Alan Ross (Cult Specialist Court Expert) WJLP The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-19 | Host: Larry MendteNetwork: WJLP-TV, New Jersey/New YorkGuest: Cult Expert Rick Ross, Court ExpertContent: World Mission Society Church of God CultRick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
CBS 48 Hours The Deprogramming of Aaron with Rick Alan Ross (1989) The Cult Education Institute 2017-02-02 | Series: 48 HoursTopic: The Deprogramming of AaronGuest: Cult Expert Rick Alan RossStudio: CBSBroadcast Date: 1989 Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US Federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, as well as Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work, Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in numerous documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more, please visit our website:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Is Intervention like counseling or therapy? - Cult Education Institute Videos with Rick Alan Ross 9 The Cult Education Institute 2017-01-16 | Description
Witness To Waco - MSNBC Documentary 2009 Cult David Koresh Branch Davidians (Rick Ross) The Cult Education Institute 2016-12-19 | Rick Ross via CultEducation.com is a leading Cult Expert. "Witness to Waco" provides an in-depth look into the Branch Davidians, a religious cult led by David Koresh in the late 1980s and early 1990s that ultimately met with a tragic, fiery end.Check out an in-depth look into the Branch Davidians, the religious cult, which came to a tragic and fiery end in Waco, TX. Duration: 1:38Country: USALanguage: EnglishRelease Date: 18 October 2009Production Co: MSNBC Network, Sirens MediaRick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
The Church of Scientology Cults GOLD Base Drone Video - DJI Phantom 4 Flight 2 The Cult Education Institute 2016-09-28 | Tony Ortega's Underground Bunker blog post about the video:http://tonyortega.org/2016/09/07/scie...This is the second drone flight over the Scientology Gold Base near Hemet California. It is part of a series covering all of the major Scientology bases in the Western USA. This video was created for use in documentaries and may be used by anyone without credit or restrictions.Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
The Church of Scientology Cults GOLD Base Drone Video - DJI Phantom 4 Flight 1 The Cult Education Institute 2016-09-28 | Tony Ortega's Underground Bunker blog post about the video:http://tonyortega.org/2016/09/07/scie...This is the first drone flight over the Scientology Gold Base near Hemet California. It is part of a series covering all of the major Scientology bases in the Western USA. This video was created for use in documentaries and may be used by anyone without credit or restrictions.Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Drone Video of the Scientology Cults Twin Peaks Base - DJI Phantom 4 Flight 1 The Cult Education Institute 2016-09-28 | Tony Ortega's Underground Bunker blog post about the video:http://tonyortega.org/2016/09/14/drone-flyover-scientologys-secret-base-where-david-miscavige-keeps-wife-out-of-sightThis is the first, and thus far only, drone flight over the secret Scientology base near Twin Peaks, CA. This base has a vault containing all the works of L. Ron Hubbard etched onto steel plates. It is part of a series covering all of the major Scientology bases in the Western USA. This video was created for use in documentaries and may be used by anyone without credit or restrictions.Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Cult Expert Rick Ross on The House of Yahweh - ABC News (Brian Ross Investigates) The Cult Education Institute 2016-09-27 | Series: Brian Ross InvestigatesTitle: "Cult Expert Rick Ross On the House of Yahweh"Network: ABC NewsRelease Year: 2010Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Polygamy: Religion or Mind Control? (MSNBC 2008) FLDS sect The Cult Education Institute 2016-09-27 | Title: "Polygamy: Religion or Mind Control?"Network: MSNBCRelease Year: 2008Commentary: Rick Ross, Cult ExpertRick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRossUnderneath the tabloid headlines, the battle over the Yearning for Zion Ranch constitutes another chapter in America’s very long struggle to define religious freedom. Given that this nation was founded, in part, by devout believers in search of religious freedom, the issue isn’t a trivial one, or one that’s likely to go away any time soon. Despite its sensational title, the one-hour documentary “Religion or Mind Control?” (9 p.m. Sunday, MSNBC) adds some compelling fodder to that ongoing debate. Clearly the children at the FLDS ranch don’t have much say in how their lives are lived or whether they can leave. But do the women of the sect (some have called it a cult) have any real freedom? Kathy Jo Nicholson, who left the group in her late teens, notes that she didn’t endure a harrowing escape, unlike other ex-FLDS women, notably “Escape” author Carolyn Jessop, who’ve spoken out about the dark side of the sect. But Nicholson had to set out on her own with little education and no skills, and had to forge a life without any contact with her family. It wasn’t easy to make it in the outside world, and like many ex-FLDS men and women, at first she floundered. That’s not surprising, given that the FLDS, which was also recently profiled in a chilling WE documentary, appears to not just foster but demand passivity in all but a few followers. Like other children on the ranch – male and female – Nicholson was constantly told to “keep sweet,” which meant, be obedient and smile at all times, no matter what. Unquestioning worship of the group’s prophet was paramount. When Nicholson was growing up, that prophet was Warren Jeffs, who is now in jail as an accomplice to rape. Jeffs and other leaders strictly controlled who and what entered the FLDS compounds (TV and movies weren’t allowed, but ovulation testing kits were ordered in bulk). “If you control everything that goes into the mind, you can control the mind,” says cult expert Rick Ross, who was interviewed for the special. The most chilling part of the documentary are not the tales of abuse and exploitation told by Flora Jessop, an outspoken critic of the FLDS, which she left in her teens. It’s the glazed eyes and expressionless faces of three FLDS women, who were interviewed in April by the “Today Show.”
Scientology: CAN is the Nazi and the KKK (CBS 60 minutes) 2 of 2 The Cult Education Institute 2016-09-19 | LESLEY STAHL: There was a time, if you were worried about your son or daughter being in a cult, you could get help from a small, nonprofit organization called the Cult Awareness Network, or CAN, for twenty years the nation's best-known resource for information and advice about groups it considered dangerous. Among them was Scientology, a church not known for turning the other cheek. Stacy Young: Someone who speaks publically against Scientology is targeted for a campaign of harassment, character assassination, financial ruin...there's a policy that says specifically, "If possible, ruin them utterly." The classic story of how Scientology destroys enemies of the church now in higher quality. Scientology again compares critics of the church to Nazi and KKK, whereas Scientology itself to Jews and African Americans.Kirstie AlleyAnne ArcherJennifer AspenJames Stacy BarbourLynsey BartilsonBeckJason Beghe (ESCAPED)Catherine BellKaren BlackSonny BonoDavid CampbellNancy CartwrightKate CeberanoErika ChristensenJeff ConawayChick CoreaTom CruiseSky DaytonDoug DohringJason DohringBodhi ElfmanJenna ElfmanRichard ElfmanDoug E. FreshKenton GrayPaul HaggisIsaac HayesKatie HolmesNicky HopkinsTyler HynesMark IshamMilton KatselasJason LeeGeoffrey LewisJohnny LewisJuliette LewisChristopher MastersonDanny MastersonLisa McPhersonJim MeskimenSofia MilosElisabeth MossHaywood NelsonCorin NemecMarisol NicholsJudy NortonJames PackerEduardo PalomoDon PearsonMichael PeñaDavid PomeranzLaura PreponLisa Marie PresleyPriscilla PresleyKelly PrestonLeah ReminiPatrick RennaErnie Reyes, Jr.Giovanni RibisiMarissa RibisiRuddy RodriguezPablo SantosBilly SheehanDavid SingerReed SlatkinMichelle StaffordEthan SupleeJohn TravoltaGreta Van SusterenPersia WhiteEdgar WinterRick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Scientology: CAN is the Nazi and the KKK (CBS 60 minutes) 1 of 2 The Cult Education Institute 2016-09-19 | LESLEY STAHL: There was a time, if you were worried about your son or daughter being in a cult, you could get help from a small, nonprofit organization called the Cult Awareness Network, or CAN, for twenty years the nation's best-known resource for information and advice about groups it considered dangerous. Among them was Scientology, a church not known for turning the other cheek. Stacy Young: Someone who speaks publically against Scientology is targeted for a campaign of harassment, character assassination, financial ruin...there's a policy that says specifically, "If possible, ruin them utterly." The classic story of how Scientology destroys enemies of the church now in higher quality. Scientology again compares critics of the church to Nazi and KKK, whereas Scientology itself to Jews and African Americans.Kirstie AlleyAnne ArcherJennifer AspenJames Stacy BarbourLynsey BartilsonBeckJason Beghe (ESCAPED)Catherine BellKaren BlackSonny BonoDavid CampbellNancy CartwrightKate CeberanoErika ChristensenJeff ConawayChick CoreaTom CruiseSky DaytonDoug DohringJason DohringBodhi ElfmanJenna ElfmanRichard ElfmanDoug E. FreshKenton GrayPaul HaggisIsaac HayesKatie HolmesNicky HopkinsTyler HynesMark IshamMilton KatselasJason LeeGeoffrey LewisJohnny LewisJuliette LewisChristopher MastersonDanny MastersonLisa McPhersonJim MeskimenSofia MilosElisabeth MossHaywood NelsonCorin NemecMarisol NicholsJudy NortonJames PackerEduardo PalomoDon PearsonMichael PeñaDavid PomeranzLaura PreponLisa Marie PresleyPriscilla PresleyKelly PrestonLeah ReminiPatrick RennaErnie Reyes, Jr.Giovanni RibisiMarissa RibisiRuddy RodriguezPablo SantosBilly SheehanDavid SingerReed SlatkinMichelle StaffordEthan SupleeJohn TravoltaGreta Van SusterenPersia WhiteEdgar WinterRick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Meeting - Cult Specialist - Rick Alan Ross The Cult Education Institute 2016-08-07 | What is Cult? What kind of people will get involved in Cult? How to identify it?Rick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Christian Assemblies International (CAI) led by Scott Williams The Cult Education Institute 2016-07-20 | Christian Assemblies International (CAI) led by Scott WilliamsRick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
S.I.S.T.: Gaeland Priebe 3/3 The Cult Education Institute 2016-04-04 | For 35 years, Rama Behera has led his group from the small town of Shawano, Wisconsin. Members travel from neighboring states to take part in this group which goes by the official name of Followers of the Lord Jesus. Rama's group embraces parts of Christianity and Judaism while rejecting traditional western organized Christianity.Former members tell shocking stories of abuse of children and adults. Former Rama followers, Elina Lane and Gaeland Priebe spoke at the Leo J. Ryan Education Foundation Conference in October of 2001 and sat down to share their experiences.--www.CultEducation.comRick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Rama Behera, Samanta Roy, S.I.S.T.: Letter from Gaeland Priebe The Cult Education Institute 2016-04-04 | For 35 years, Rama Behera has led his group from the small town of Shawano, Wisconsin. Members travel from neighboring states to take part in this group which goes by the official name of Followers of the Lord Jesus. Rama's group embraces parts of Christianity and Judaism while rejecting traditional western organized Christianity.Former members tell shocking stories of abuse of children and adults. Former Rama followers, Elina Lane and Gaeland Priebe spoke at the Leo J. Ryan Education Foundation Conference in October of 2001 and sat down to share their experiences.--www.CultEducation.comRick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Rama Behera, Semanta Roy S.I.S.T.: Gaeland Priebe 2/3 The Cult Education Institute 2016-04-04 | For 35 years, Rama Behera has led his group from the small town of Shawano, Wisconsin. Members travel from neighboring states to take part in this group which goes by the official name of Followers of the Lord Jesus. Rama's group embraces parts of Christianity and Judaism while rejecting traditional western organized Christianity.Former members tell shocking stories of abuse of children and adults. Former Rama followers, Elina Lane and Gaeland Priebe spoke at the Leo J. Ryan Education Foundation Conference in October of 2001 and sat down to share their experiences.--www.CultEducation.comRick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Rama Behera, Semanta Roy, S.I.S.T.: Gaeland Priebe 1/3 The Cult Education Institute 2016-04-04 | For 35 years, Rama Behera has led his group from the small town of Shawano, Wisconsin. Members travel from neighboring states to take part in this group which goes by the official name of Followers of the Lord Jesus. Rama's group embraces parts of Christianity and Judaism while rejecting traditional western organized Christianity.Former members tell shocking stories of abuse of children and adults. Former Rama followers, Elina Lane and Gaeland Priebe spoke at the Leo J. Ryan Education Foundation Conference in October of 2001 and sat down to share their experiences.--www.CultEducation.comRick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Rama Behera S.I.S.T.: Elina Lane 1/2 The Cult Education Institute 2016-04-04 | For 35 years, Rama Behera has led his group from the small town of Shawano, Wisconsin. Members travel from neighboring states to take part in this group which goes by the official name of Followers of the Lord Jesus. Rama's group embraces parts of Christianity and Judaism while rejecting traditional western organized Christianity.Former members tell shocking stories of abuse of children and adults. Former Rama followers, Elina Lane and Gaeland Priebe spoke at the Leo J. Ryan Education Foundation Conference in October of 2001 and sat down to share their experiences.--www.CultEducation.comRick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
Rama Behera, Semanta Roy S.I.S.T.: Elina Lane 2/2 The Cult Education Institute 2016-04-04 | For 35 years, Rama Behera has led his group from the small town of Shawano, Wisconsin. Members travel from neighboring states to take part in this group which goes by the official name of Followers of the Lord Jesus. Rama's group embraces parts of Christianity and Judaism while rejecting traditional western organized Christianity.Former members tell shocking stories of abuse of children and adults. Former Rama followers, Elina Lane and Gaeland Priebe spoke at the Leo J. Ryan Education Foundation Conference in October of 2001 and sat down to share their experiences.--www.CultEducation.comRick Alan Ross is a private consultant, lecturer, and cult intervention specialist. He began his work as an anti-cult activist and community organizer in 1982. Ross first became concerned about controversial groups and movements in response to a radical religious group that had covertly targeted his grandmother’s nursing home. Since that time he has raised awareness about cults and facilitated more than five hundred interventions to rescue people from cultic situations.Ross is one of the leading experts on cults in the world today. He has consulted with the FBI, the BATF, and various other law enforcement agencies, as well as the governments of Israel and China, on the subject of cults. Ross has been qualified, accepted and testified as an expert court witness in eleven different states within the United States including US federal court. He has worked as an expert analyst for CBS News, CBC of Canada, and Nippon and Asahi in Japan.Ross has lectured at more than 30 universities and colleges including the University of Chicago, Dickinson College, Carnegie Mellon, Baylor, Wuhan University of China, Assumption University of Thailand and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He has also been published within peer-reviewed academic journals on the topic of cults.Regarding his cult intervention work Ross states that historically about 75 percent of the people that he conducts an intervention with decide to leave the group by the end of such an effort. He has done interventions across the United States and around the world. Ross did two successful interventions with the notorious Branch Davidians led by self-styled messiah David Koresh.Ross has appeared in fourteen documentaries and has been interviewed and quoted in media all over the world. For more information about this, and much more:www.CultEducation.comwww.twitter.com/RickAlanRoss
