ConspiraSisters

Amanda is still scared of mummies! She tells Terran about the mummified body of a young girl named Rosalia Lombardo, and how her corpse has been seen opening and closing her eyes throughout the day. Then she talks about Otzi the Ice Man, a 4,000-year-old mummy found frozen in the ice on the Otztal Alps. His body was so well-preserved that researchers were able to learn many things about Copper Age humans just from dissecting this one man!

Terran fills us in on the mysterious Men In Black, a group of potentially extraterrestrial suited men who appear after UFO sightings to scare people into keeping quiet.

Amanda faces her fears and talks about one of the world's best-preserved mummies: a woman named Xin Zhui, aka Lady Dai, who was found in a perfectly preserved tomb for almost 2,000 years.

We finish off the Satanic Panic (for now) with several more daycare stories. Daycares in Massachusetts, North Carolina, and Saskatchewan, Canada had a slew of parents accusing daycare workers of "Satanic Ritual Abuse" in the 80's, eventually coercing the children who attended the schools to falsify ridiculous claims of animal sacrifice, molestation, "bad clowns", microwaving children, and even murder, with absolutely no evidence.

Terran continues the story of the Satanic Panic in Kern County, California. Parents and daycare workers began to be wrongfully accused of "Satanic Ritual Abuse" by other parents. The children, sometimes their own children, were coaxed into lying during interviews and testimonies to perpetuate the outrageous accusations.

Afterwards, the sisters go off on a tangent about the Britney conservatorship and the new documentary, Trump's Trial version 2.0, the power outages in Texas, and Hannah's mysterious vanishing goldfish.

Terran sets the scene for our dive into the Satanic Panic in Kern County, California. Several wealthy men in the 80's were so bad at their jobs that they ended up wrongfully sending dozens of people to prison for child abuse, when they themselves were engaging in sexual activity with underage boys and girls.

Terran tells the story of the West Memphis Three. In 1994, three teenage boys were convicted for murdering three eight-year-old boys, allegedly as part of a satanic ritual.

This week, Terran talks about QAnon, an online organization of conspiracy theorists who believe that the world is being overrun by Satan-worshipping, child-sex-trafficking Democrats, and Amanda talks about how QAnon was connected to the recent storming of the US capitol.