'Holy God, I Killed My Own Son': Former Cult Leader Jacques Robidoux Recalls Realizing Power Of Mind Control
From behind prison walls, Jacques Robidoux is focused on helping others avoid the trap he says his own mind got tangled up in.
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From behind prison walls, Jacques Robidoux is focused on helping others avoid the trap he says his own mind got tangled up in.
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Jerseys, baseball bats and other items that belonged to Pete Frates, the former college baseball player whose inspiring fight with Lou Gehrig's disease helped popularize the ALS ice bucket challenge, are being auctioned.
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