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18: “The Ugandan Doomsday Cult ; Commandments of God”
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“The Ugandan Doomsday Cult: The Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God”
What happens when belief turns into blind obedience—and obedience turns deadly?
In this episode of Heinous Beliefs, we head to Uganda to break down one of the most disturbing cult stories the world has ever seen. The Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God promised salvation… but delivered death. Over 500 people—including children—were locked inside a church and set on fire, while others were poisoned, stabbed, or buried in mass graves across multiple districts.
This episode explores:
What happens when belief turns into blind obedience—and obedience turns deadly?
In this episode of Heinous Beliefs, we head to Uganda to break down one of the most disturbing cult stories the world has ever seen. The Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God promised salvation… but delivered death. Over 500 people—including children—were locked inside a church and set on fire, while others were poisoned, stabbed, or buried in mass graves across multiple districts.
This episode explores:
- The dark rise of cult leaders Joseph Kibwetere and Credonia Mwerinde
- How apocalyptic fear and twisted interpretations of the Ten Commandments fueled total obedience
- The psychological control tactics used to silence followers and break their independence
- What really happened on March 17, 2000—the feast, the fire, and the betrayal
- The investigation that uncovered mass graves, chemical accelerants, and a premeditated mass murder
- Why no one has ever been brought to justice
This isn’t just a story about religion gone wrong. It’s about power, control, and the dangers of unchecked belief.
⚠️ CONTENT WARNING
This episode includes discussion of mass death, cult indoctrination, manipulation, and violence against women and children. Please listen with care.
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⚠️ CONTENT WARNING
This episode includes discussion of mass death, cult indoctrination, manipulation, and violence against women and children. Please listen with care.
💬 Let’s Connect
Follow us on Instagram: @heinousbeliefs
Send us your thoughts or case suggestions: 📧 [email protected]
💸 Support the Show
Wanna support Heinous Beliefs and get access to exclusive content? Join us on Patreon: patreon.com/heinousbeliefs
You can also support by rating, reviewing, (FIVE STARS ONLY) and sharing the podcast!
🎧 Listen on all major platforms:
Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | and more.
📰 Sources:
- BBC News – “Uganda’s Kanungu Cult Massacre”
- BBC Archives – “The Preacher and the Prostitute”
- New York Times – “Uganda Cult’s Mystique Finally Turned Deadly”
- The Guardian – “A Party, Prayers, Then Mass Suicide”
- Uganda CID reports and forensic documents
- Interviews with survivors and law enforcement
Thanks for listening. And remember—always question who’s leading you, and why.
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