The Septic Tank Ledger: How a Cult Hid Its Secrets
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Imagine a hidden ledger, sealed in a zip-lock bag, deliberately submerged in a septic tank to evade a subpoena. What secrets could be so damning that someone would choose such an extreme measure over a shredder, and what did it reveal about a secretive community?
In this episode, we uncover the story of Patricia Moore, a woman who spent two years trying to expose the truth about Thornfield Fellowship, a residential research community in central Indiana. We explore how its leader, Raymond Alan Long, manufactured belief and extracted money from members through a carefully designed system.
Date: May 9, 2019
Location: Fenwick Mill Road, central Indiana
Person: William Rafferty
Item: Burgundy hardbound ledger
Organization: Thornfield Fellowship
- A septic contractor found a burgundy hardbound ledger in a septic tank at 7:40 AM on May 9, 2019.
- Patricia Moore, 44, worked as a medical billing coder in Muncie, Indiana, in 2019.
- Raymond Alan Long, 51 in 2016, ran Thornfield Fellowship on an eleven-acre property.
- Patricia paid an initial research fee of $1,200 to join Thornfield in 2016.
- She later paid $8,000 over fourteen months for a "Confirmation Contribution."
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