Books
Anon. The American Focus on Satanic Crime: Vol. 2. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Witchcraft and Satanism in America — African and
Afro-Caribbean Witchcraft — Documented Proof of Satanic Crime —
Satanic Conditioning — Islam & Satanism — Child Abuse: Reporting
and Handling a Growing Problem — Understanding Sexual Abuse —
Guidelines For Schools, Etc. — Teens and the Occult — Santeria and
Related Afro-Caribbean Religions — Demonic Possession — Cults — Gangs
in America — Child Abuse in Religious Cults and Sects — Destructive
Cults
Anon, The American Focus on Satanic Crime: Vol. 3A. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Magick: The Cornerstone of the Occult — Occult
Motivation — Occult Religions: Analysis of Beliefs and Practices
(Paganism: Wicca: Traditions: Group Structure: Customs and Practices:
Ritual Tools: Calendar) — Afro-Caribbean: Santeria (Group Structure:
Customs and Practices: Calendar: Palo Mayombe: Ju-Ju) — Satanism (Group
Structure: Traditions: Customs and Practices: Ritual Tools:
Identification of Practices: Deity Catalog: The Language of The Occult:
The Subculture of The Occult) — Ritual Sites (Determining the Site:
Circles: Pentagrams: Candles: Curses: Book of Shadows: Graveyard
Desecrations) — Gathering Intelligence: — Investigating by Computer —
Occult Supply Stores — Informants — The Law Enforcement Officer
Safety and the Occult.
Davis, W. (1985) The serpent and the rainbow. Simon and Schuster, NY, NY.
NOTE: An anthropologist explores Haitian voudoun, secret societies, and
the phenomenon of zombies. No mention of ritual abuse per se, although
there are references to Ewen Cameron (who was funded by the CIA).
Devine, Mary (1992) Magic From Mexico: Folk magic, prayers, spells and recipes as taught by the wise women of Guadalupe. Llewellyn Publications, St. Paul, MN.
Newton, M. (1993) Raising hell: An encyclopedia of devil worship and satanic crime. Avon Books, NY, NY.
NOTE: Short, accurate entries on a variety of subjects. Extensive bibliography, but entries are not referenced.
Oke, I. (1991) Blood Secrets: The true story of demon worship and ceremonial murder. Berkeley Publishing Group, NY, NY.
NOTE: A Nigerian describes his experience as a priest of traditional
and perverted juju, from which Voodoo and Santeria are derived.
Rodman, Selden and Cleaver, Carole. (1992) Spirits of the night: The Vaudun gods of Haiti. Spring Publications, Dallas. TX.