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The Mysterious John of God
26:28 - 32:38 (06:10)
The podcast discusses the story of John of God, who was known as a spiritual healer in Brazil. However, amidst his rise to fame, his true intentions and actions came to light, leaving many questions unanswered.
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The lack of proper journalism to document John McAfee's early years in the spiritual center make his story a mystery.
26:28 - 27:44 (01:16)
Summary
The lack of proper journalism to document John McAfee's early years in the spiritual center make his story a mystery. He recounts that he was chosen by King Solomon and welcomed by a band of grifters.
ChapterThe Mysterious John of God
EpisodePart One: John of God: Oprah's Favorite Ghost-Channeling Rapist Surgeon
PodcastBehind the Bastards
In this episode, the host talks about the assassination of three radio journalists in Miami and how it became a defining moment in journalism history.
27:44 - 28:38 (00:54)
Summary
In this episode, the host talks about the assassination of three radio journalists in Miami and how it became a defining moment in journalism history.
ChapterThe Mysterious John of God
EpisodePart One: John of God: Oprah's Favorite Ghost-Channeling Rapist Surgeon
PodcastBehind the Bastards
John the Healer, also known as Joel Curador, rejects the label of being a practicing medium or a healer, despite gaining notoriety as a healer through his biographers and interviews.
28:38 - 31:42 (03:03)
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John the Healer, also known as Joel Curador, rejects the label of being a practicing medium or a healer, despite gaining notoriety as a healer through his biographers and interviews. He doesn't understand how he was able to heal people and doesn't want to be associated with the title of a healer.
ChapterThe Mysterious John of God
EpisodePart One: John of God: Oprah's Favorite Ghost-Channeling Rapist Surgeon
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The hosts discuss the loophole of blaming crimes on historical figures like King Solomon, as seen in the case of a psychic surgeon.
31:42 - 32:38 (00:56)
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The hosts discuss the loophole of blaming crimes on historical figures like King Solomon, as seen in the case of a psychic surgeon. They joke about using this tactic themselves.