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Sabrina d' Anarroga and Corinne Vian
Hey there, we're Sabrina d' Anarroga and Corinne Vian, hosts of Crimes of. Crimes of is a weekly true crime series with each season diving into a different theme, from unsolved murders to mysterious disappearances and the cases that haunt us most. And since it's Valentine's season, we are unpacking Crimes of Passion. When love turns into obsession, passion twists into paranoia, and jealousy drives people beyond the edge of reason. Crimes of is a Crime House original. Listen wherever you get your podcasts or watch on YouTube. New episodes every Tuesday.
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Vanessa Richardson
This is crime house. In 1980s Europe, there was a shift happening. A lot of people were interested in New Age spirituality and fresh takes on life and death. At the same time, they didn't want to completely abandon more traditional religions. So when they learned about something called the Order of the Solar Temple, or ots, it seemed perfect. It was supposed to be a modern version of the ancient Knights Templar that blended Catholicism with New age teachings about UFOs and cosmic belonging to the group's leaders, Joseph DiMambro and Luke Jarret, promised their followers they would be saved from the coming apocalypse. All they had to do was give OTS their money, their loyalty and their lives. From UFO cults and mass suicides to secret CIA experiments, presidential assassinations, and murderous doctors, these aren't just theories. They're real stories that blur the line between fact and fiction. I'm Vanessa Richardson and this is Conspiracy Theories, Cults and Crimes, a Crime House original powered by Pave Studios. Every Wednesday and Friday, I'll explore the real people at the center of the world's most shocking events and nefarious organizations. These cases are wild and I want to hear what you think at the end of each episode. Leave a comment wherever you listen. Be sure to rate, review and follow so we can continue building this community together. And for ad free early access to both of our weekly episodes, subscribe to Crime House plus on Apple Podcasts. Before we get started, you should know that this episode contains discussion of the murders of adults and children. Listener discretion is advised. Today I'm talking about the Order of the Solar Temple, a semi religious cult founded by Joseph di Mambro and Luc Jouret in 1984. Both men were part of the New Age movements in Europe, but the Order had much deeper roots. It claimed to be the modern version of the Knights Templar, the famous medieval Christian order of knights. And like the Knights Templar, the Order of the Solar Temple was shrouded in secrecy. It blended Catholicism, ancient rituals, space travel, and more. The people who joined Thought they were part of an exclusive group who would live for for eternity. Instead, all they found was destruction and the loss of 74 innocent lives. All that and more coming up. Like many cults, the Order of the Solar Temple had a strict code of silence. Because of this, there's still a lot we don't know about the group. Much of the information we do have comes from Joseph Di Mambro himself. And as you'll soon see, he wasn't the most reliable narrator. Joseph was born in the town of Point St. Esprit in the south of France in 1924. His father was an Italian immigrant, which made Joseph feel like an outsider at school. By Joseph's own accounts, he resented his father, who was always distant. But he was very close to his mother, who was French. He used to stay up late with her knitting. It was during this time that he realized he could sense what he called his mother's rhythm. He. He said he could read her emotions, almost like a fortune teller. Joseph's supposed abilities made him feel special from an early age. But he didn't tell anyone about them for a while. Instead, he pursued a typical career. At 16 years old, he became an apprentice for a local jeweler and watchmaker. The work kept Joseph busy, which was a good thing because France was going through a lot of turmoil at the time. It was the height of World War II and Nazi Germany had just begun its occupation of France. Joseph, who wasn't Jewish or a minority, didn't get involved. But his father did make weapons for the German army. Things continued on like this for a few years, and after the war ended in 1945, 21 year old Joseph opened a jewelry store of his own. The timing wasn't great. The war had ravaged the country and people weren't looking to buy luxury items. They were just trying to make ends meet. So it wasn't long before Joseph tried another, less conventional career. At some point, Joseph started selling his services as a psychic medium, offering one on one consultations. In these sessions, Joseph used divination tools like tarot cards to give clients guidance on personal and spiritual issues. He said this was a natural progression of the abilities he'd noticed as a child. And he did this for the next 12 years or so. And at 32 years old, in 1956, he went all in on spiritualism. He joined the French chapter of the Amorc, the ancient mystical order of the Rosy Cross. Specifically, he joined a branch of the sect known as the Rosicrucians, which dates back to the early 17th century and emphasizes alternative interpretations of Christian theology. This was an independent order like the Freemasons, whose teachings were influenced by esoteric Christianity, which takes a mystical approach to spirituality. Right away, Joseph was hooked. Being a part of the group affirmed what he'd always felt, that he was superior to normal people. He was with the group for about 14 years. He also joined other similar groups on pilgrimages to Egypt and Israel. At some point, he'd also gone back to being a jeweler, but it was just a way to pay the bills. Joseph's real passion was the Rosicrucians, and he quickly rose through the ranks of the organization. From 1956 to 1958, he was the head of their lodge in Nimes, France. It's not clear why, but in 1970 he cut ties with them. It might have been because he was in legal trouble. Within a year or two of leaving the group, Joseph was convicted of four fraud for writing bad checks. He was sentenced to six months in prison. When he got out, Joseph was ready for a fresh start. He took his family and fled to Switzerland. They settled down in Geneva, and that's where Joseph's real work began. In Geneva, Joseph took his occult fascination to the next level, and he was in good company. The generation born after World War II was into less traditional religious organizations, and 1970s Europe was a hotbed of New Age movements. At least two of these groups in France and Switzerland claimed to be incarnations of the Knights Templar. Joseph looked to the founders of these organizations for inspiration. During his time with the Rosicrucians, Joseph had gained influence within the group. But now, years later, he was hungry for more. He didn't just want people to respect him, he wanted them to worship him on his own terms. In 1977, Joseph founded a commune in the Geneva countryside called the Pyramid, where he taught yoga and occult philosophy to a handful of eager students. Two years later, he created another group called the Golden Way Foundation. There he presented himself as a guru life coach with many New Age undertones. That's also how he met two men who would change his life. The first was Michelle to Bonik, a music conductor in his mid-20s. Michael's second wife was a student of Joseph's, and he himself was fascinated with occult spiritualism. Michelle had a way with words, and Joseph encouraged him to write his occult philosophies down. Michel had no idea he'd just produced the key texts for Joseph's future cult. The second important contact was Dr. Luke Jure, born to Belgian parents in the Belgian Congo, which is now known as Zaire he was trained as a medical doctor, but decided to pursue New Age medicine. Though he was licensed as a homeopath, he built a reputation as a life coach and motivational speaker. In 1982, Joseph invited 35 year old Luke to speak at the Golden Way. As he watched Luke command the room, Joseph knew he'd found his perfect accomplice. While Joseph was a skilled manipulator, he wasn't as attractive or as good at public speaking as Luke. But if they joined forces, they'd be unstoppable. Luckily for Joseph, Luke was also interested in leveling up. And Joseph knew just how to make it happen. After they met, Joseph introduced Luke to a man named Julien Oregas. He was a former Nazi collaborator who ran his own semi religious group in France called the Renewed Order of the Temple. It was a haven for far right characters, racists and fascists who had to keep their heads down. After the war, Auragas had the kind of power that Joseph and Luke craved. And it seems like they came up with a plan to take it. Before long, Luke had joined Oregon's organization and became one of his trusted confidants. But Oregas had no idea that Luke had ulterior motives. Oregon was in his 60s. Luke and Joseph figured he wouldn't be around much longer. And once he was gone, Joseph wanted Luke to take the reins. Then he and Luke could rule the Renewed Order of the Temple. Sure enough, in 1983, Auragas held the Ceremony of the Passing of the Torch and designated Luke as his successor. But to Luke and Joseph's surprise, the claim didn't go unchallenged. After Auragus died that August, his wife and daughter vied for the role. His daughter won and Luke was officially expelled from the group. But he, he didn't leave empty handed. There were lots of people who still believed in Luke. So when he moved on, so did they. In 1984, Luke and Joseph merged their followers from the Renewed Order and the Golden Way into one group. Joseph called it the Order of the Solar Temple, or ots. Luke Joure was the public face of ots. His lectures were the primary marketing tool for the new group, drawing in a lot more members than any of Joseph's previous or organizations like the Renewed Order. OTS incorporated the iconography of the Knights Templar. Their beliefs were based on Catholicism, but heavily influenced by the New Age teachings of Luke and Joseph. They taught their followers that there was a cosmic order to the universe. Not only that, but the most important members were said to be reincarnations of biblical figures. Some major, some minor. Joseph himself claimed to be an incarnation of Moses or the pharaoh Akhenaten. If members wanted to learn who they were in their past lives, they had to get initiated, pay a fee, and officially join the inner order of the group. The initiation usually involved donning a white cape with a red cross. It took place in a red and white mirrored chamber full of members dressed the same way. At the head of the sacred space was Joseph, wearing a golden cape. Moving up in the group required more rituals and more money. Each rank within the organization got you a fancier cape and more access to divine knowledge. But only the members who had something to offer Luke and Joseph made it to the top. In 1987, one of Dr. Luke's patients, a man named Camille Pillay, joined the Solar Temple. He was the worldwide sales director for the luxury Swiss watch company Piaget. When Luke introduced his wealthy patient to Joseph, they invited him to a private meeting and gave him some incredible news. He was the reincarnation of the famous biblical character Joseph of Arimathea and deserved their highest honors. All Camille had to do to receive them was make all his payments at once. Bleeding his followers dry was one way Joseph exerted control over them. But it seemed tame compared to some of his other methods. Joseph preached that some earthly relationships had run their course. He said that his followers had soulmates who they were bonded to from their past lives. He ordered many members to break up with their current partners and enter into these pre assigned cosmic marriages. This included Joseph's 14 year old son Ellie, who was assigned a cosmic marriage to a woman more than twice his age. Meanwhile, Luke and Joseph were free to do whatever they wanted. Luke was single, having divorced his wife of five years in 1985. And Joseph was now on his third wife who was nearly 30 years his junior. But marital status didn't matter. They both assaulted several of their followers with little to no repercussions. Early on, one member named Dominique Belitin got pregnant with Joseph's baby. When he found out, Joseph started preaching about a divine infant that would become a second messiah. He staged an elaborate ceremony where an ancient master appeared to hover over Dominique. It was masked and cloaked and pointing a sword at Dominique's throat. In addition, there was a beam of light shining directly into her open mouth. Joseph told his followers that this ancient master and other apparitions that appeared during various ceremonies were real visitors from the spirit world. In reality, they were made using magic tricks and visual effects. But Joseph's followers bought into the ruse, hook, line and sinker. This particular show signaled an immaculate conception and the birth was just as intense. When Dominique went into labor, members of the Solar Temple held an all night vigil complete with chanting and prayer. Eventually, Emmanuel was born. She was the Messiah Joseph had been waiting for, and he claimed that her birth signaled the end of times. Joseph preached that only those who were loyal to the Solar Temple would survive the coming apocalypse. He had no idea that a very different kind of disaster was on its way, one that would threaten to topple the entire organization.
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Vanessa Richardson
The Solar Temple had 442 members and had spread beyond just Switzerland, 187 of those followers were in France, 86 were in Quebec, the French speaking region of Canada, and the rest were scattered throughout Europe. Cult leaders Joseph DiMambro and Luc Jarret continued to maintain rigid control over the group. They exploited their followers emotionally, sexually and financially. But not everyone was willing to turn a blind eye to the abuse. In 1990, Joseph's son, 21 year old Ellie, wrote an angry letter to his father calling him a monster. Then Ellie left home and swore to never come back. The self imposed exile didn't last long. Ellie returned later that year, but not quietly. Instead he went to the subterranean chamber where OTS conducted their most secretive rituals. There he uncovered some shocking information. The apparitions that Joseph and Luke had been showing their followers were nothing more than magic tricks and visual effects projections and trick props. Another OTS member, Tony Dutois, was the technician behind it all. After Ellie exposed the truth, Tony confirmed his involvement in the charade, then promptly left the group. Meanwhile, Joseph was in a tough spot. He could either double down or admit to being a fraud. Amazingly, he did neither. Joseph copped to the stage magic, admitting that, yes, the effects were faked. But he said that was all part of the plan. The whole thing was a test. Only true believers would look past the deception and and see the truth of what he and Luke were preaching. Unsurprisingly, not everyone bought this line of reasoning. When Camille Pillay, the wealthy Piaget executive, found out, he refused to give the organization any more money. In response, Joseph threatened to tell the public that Camille had sexual relations with Luc Jeray. It was enough to keep Camille in line. But many other members still decided to leave ots. The exodus earned the group a lot of publicity, and not the good kind. In 1991, French anti cult organizations started publicizing Joseph's harmful teachings and keeping close tabs on ots. Even then, his followers didn't lie low. That same year, members in Quebec tried to purchase a gun. When they were caught and arrested, they claimed they were doing so on the orders of Luc Jare. Afterwards, a warrant was issued for Luke's arrest. He was officially seen as a threat to the public. And Joseph wasn't faring much better. He was almost 70 years old by then and suffering physically. He had kidney failure, was diabetic and told some of his followers that he had cancer. It was clear to both Joseph and Luke that the walls were closing in. If they wanted to keep the order alive, they they had to do something drastic. On September 24, 1994, Joseph summoned 125 members to Avignon, France. Though he had a criminal history of fraud in his home country, he wasn't detained by authorities in Avignon. He announced that OTS was restructuring. Now everyone would report directly to him rather than going through their respective lodges. Joseph also took the opportunity to revamp some of his teachings. He started to downplay the Catholic elements in favor of more supernatural beliefs. He still insisted that an apocalypse was near. But rather than surviving through prayer and faith, members would ride it out through something called transit. This was the method by which they would escape this doomed world. It involved traveling on a UFO to the star system. Serious. From there they'd go to Jupiter, which was apparently the home of the spiritual beings who came before them. Joseph and Luke said this transit was imminent, but it came at a price. If members wanted to be saved, they needed to offer a sacrifice or several. On October 1, 1994, Tony Dutois, who'd once been in charge of Joseph's phony apparitions was in Quebec with his wife and infant child. Though Tony had left the order, he still had friends in the group. And that evening one of them invited the family to dinner at a chalet. That member was Dominique Bellatin, who was the mother of Joseph's child, Emmanuel. Once the Dutois arrived, someone called Tony to the basement to help move some furniture. Tony followed them down the stairs, only to be ambushed and beaten viciously with a baseball bat. His assailant was Joel Egger, an OTS member who did Joseph's dirty work. Edgar cut Tony's throat, then went upstairs. He continued his rampage, stabbing Tony's wife and driving a wooden stake through her baby's chest. The ritual killing was deliberate. Joseph had preached that this child was an Antichrist. In contrast, his child with Dominique was divine. Once Tony, his wife and child lay dead and bleeding, Egger and Dominique left the chalet and hopped on the next flight to Zurich. Meanwhile, two chalet employees who must have been in on the triple murder, took sedatives and set the house on fire while they themselves were still inside. The ravaged structure. And the five bodies inside wouldn't be found for several days. And sadly, the violence was just beginning. On the morning of October 5th, in the small Swiss town of Salvon, a team of volunteer firemen discovered another burnt home. Fourteen people were found dead inside. They included emmanuel dimambro, joseph smith, 12 year old daughter and her mother, Dominique Bellotin. That same day, a different fire broke out in Sherry, about 62 miles north. When firemen responded to the scene, they discovered 23 more bodies. Most were so ravaged it was difficult to identify the victims. But somehow two were untouched by the flames. 70 year old Joseph DiMambro and 46 year old Luc Jouret. Later, more victims would be named, including Joel Egger, who had committed the killings in Quebec, and Camille Pillay, the Piaget executive. Tragically, Elie Di Mambro, who tried so hard to break free from his father's influence, was also found dead. The scope of the tragedy was hard to come to terms with. Between Sherry Salvon and Queen Quebec, 53 members of the order were dead. Among them were eight children. Even so, it wasn't the end of OTS. A surviving member had mailed a series of documents and videos to the Swiss authorities. These documents, which were titled the Testaments, claimed that Luke, Joseph and the other members had just begun their so called transit. They were ascending to a new level of being. The Testaments say in part, we, the servants of the Rosy Cross forcefully reaffirm that we are not of this world and we know perfectly well the coordinates of our origins and our future. The documents also explain that the number of victims was spiritually significant. Joseph had wanted 54 men, women and children to die that day. It was a reference to the 54 Knights Templar who were burned at the stake in the 14th century. Joseph claimed that these acts of violence would connect them to the long dead Templars who were apparently waiting for them on Jupiter. Joseph had almost succeeded in his plans. Days before the tragedies in Europe, he'd called one former member to a meeting. But the man sensed something was off and fled before Joseph could kill him. It was one bright spot in a sea of horror. But it didn't change the awful reality. Especially because Joseph had claimed that everyone involved was a willing participant. But the evidence told a different story. Many of the victims had been shot or suffocated with plastic bags. And among the wreckage, Swiss police found a letter denouncing the actions of Luc Jourett. After these events, most OTS members left the group and refused to talk about their experiences with Joseph and Luke. But a few dozen remained, and they had a difficult choice ahead of them. Should they try to salvage what was left of the organization? Or should they reunite with the others in space? In October of 1994, 53 members of the Order of the Solar Temple were found dead in Europe and Canada. The news shocked the world and left the public asking why. Looking at the crime scenes, the police had just as many questions. The documents circulating, which Joseph Dimambro titled the Testaments, claimed that all of the victims were willing participants. But the evidence called that into question. Many of the dead had been shot or suffocated, and in the end, only 15 of the 53 deaths were confirmed as suicides, while the rest remained uncertain. None of that slowed down the media frenzy as comparisons were drawn to other mass casualty events like Jonestown 16 Years Earlier. It was all a lot to process, and the world had finally started to move on when another story from the Order shot into the headlines. After the killings, a small group of about 20 people continued to worship the Order of the Solar Temple in France. Their new leader was 50 year old Christian Bonnet, who'd followed Joseph and Luc Jouret for years. On December 15, 1995, a little over a year after the tragedies, 20. She called 12 of her followers in France. She told them she'd made psychic contact with Joseph and he'd given her marching orders. After that, all 13 members, including Christiane and three young children left their homes and walked outside into the snow. They were never seen alive again. Eight days later, on December 23, Christiane and the others were found in France's Ver mountain range. They were in a clearing known locally as the well of Hell. Their bodies were arranged in a circle. Two of the members had shot, then burned everyone else before turning the guns on themselves. Four of the victims had left notes behind in their homes, which said they wished to see another world. Like other former members, many of these victims came from affluent backgrounds and two were former Olympic skiers. Another was the son of a French sunglasses manufacturer and two were policemen. Christiane herself was a psychotherapist. A cult specialist at the time said their motivation was simple. Even over a year later, they wished to follow Joseph. And they weren't the last. In the spring of 1997, in St. Casimir, Quebec, a two story home erupted into flames. In the charred house, police found five bodies alongside objects and clothing linked to the Order of the Solar Temple. The victims were identified as two couples and a relative, all of whom had ties to ots. According to a letter they left behind, they'd been waiting to die by suicide since the 1994 massacres. Fortunately, this time around, there were survivors. Three teenagers were found in the barn adjacent to the house, sedated but still alive. It seemed that over the course of several days, the adult victims had drugged the teens, hoping to force them to die alongside them. In the end, the teens got away unscathed. But their parents didn't. After this latest tragedy, the media exploded with news of ots. In the face of such senseless violence, the public renewed their search for answers. In so doing, they landed on one member of the Order who had miraculously escaped all three massacres. Michel Tobotchnik. Michel was the successful composer and amateur occultist who'd been close with Joseph since the late 19th, 1970s. He was an official member of OTS and had written several of the group's key texts. However, he'd been on tour when the mass killings began. In the wake of the deaths, he tried to distance himself from Joseph. But the public was quick to label him as the new leader of ots, or at least someone who had known about the so called transit plans. In 2001, Michel went on trial in France for conspiracy. Conspiracy to commit mass murder, with the texts he wrote for the Order as the primary evidence. In court, his lawyers insisted that he was manipulated by Joseph, just like everyone else who'd been in ots. In the end, French Authorities weren't able to prove that Michel intended to lead anyone to their deaths, and the charges were dropped. Five years later, an appeals court in France upheld the verdict of the lower court. Just like that, the Order of the Solar Temple was resigned to history. But unfortunately, the seeds that were sown by OTS weren't as easily forgotten, because three years after the tragedies in Europe and Canada, the United States saw its own mass suicide event. On March 22, 1997, 39 members of the Heaven's Gate cult passed away in rancho Santa Fe, California. Like Joseph DiMambro and Luke Jouret, cult leader Marshall Applewhite promised his followers that they would find salvation aboard a ufo. He claimed that once they left their physical bodies, they would begin to transform into their true forms, advanced extraterrestrial beings. Not only that, but they would be beamed up to space, where they would continue to live on for its eternity. In the decades since this and the OTS tragedy, the public has struggled to understand how so many innocent people lost their lives. Thankfully, there haven't been many mass casualty events like these since. But that doesn't mean religions centered around space don't still exist. In Cult Watch this week, I'm highlighting the Ethereus Society. This group was founded by George king in the mid-1950s who claimed to have contacted extraterrestrial Cosmic Masters, including Jesus and Buddha. Unlike Heaven's Gate and the Order of the Solar Temple, this organization doesn't promote violence or escaping Earth via a ufo. Instead, their goal is to save humanity from destruction by reducing global karma and raising Earth's spiritual energy. Apparently, advanced extraterrestrial beings, AKA Cosmic Masters, are helping followers to achieve these aims. The Ethereus Society still operates today and has thousands of followers around the world, with most members based in the uk, Southern California and New Zealand. Their beliefs might be hard for most people to understand, and I can definitely see why. But when we compare the Etheria Society to OTS and Heaven's Gate, their teachings are almost a breath of fresh air. It's an important lesson. Believing in the supernatural doesn't automatically make you a dangerous person, but when those philosophies are used to promote violence, well, that's a problem. Foreign. Thanks so much for listening. I'm Vanessa Richardson and this is Conspiracy Theories, Cults and Crimes. Come back next time. We'll decode the episode together and hear another story about the real people at the center of the world's most notorious cults, conspiracies and criminal acts. 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Sabrina d' Anarroga and Corinne Vian
Hey there, we're Sabrina D' Anarroga and Corinne Vian, hosts of Crimes of Crimes of is a weekly true crime series with each season diving into a different theme, from unsolved murders to mysterious disappearances and the cases that haunt us most. And since it's Valentine's season, we are unpacking Crimes of Passion. When love turns into obsession, passion twists into paranoia and jealousy drives people beyond the edge of reason. Crimes of is a Crime House original. Listen wherever you get your podcasts or watch on YouTube. New episodes every Tuesday.