This unpopular book is called "The Flagship of the Satanic Panic". It was called a bestseller when it wasn't. Claims that it single-handedly started a "wildfire" of false claims of satanic activities back in the 1980s, when it really didn't gain popularity until almost ten years after it was published. It is referred to as a "debunked" or "disputed" book when those smoking gun claims fall very short of proving anything of the sort. Why then, bother to make all of these claims when they are false? Join us, as we uncover this possible segue into evidence that the entire "Satanic Panic" might be a false narrative.

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