Beth Karas

And it's smelly and it's just like – so that's one part of it. It's a cat cult. But there were also some pretty dark things that were happening because she, Cheryl Ruthven is her name, had been – a very conventional mother, wife, married to a man in the Pacific North, I think Oregon, Washington, Washington.

And, um, they had a couple of kids and, and, and she, then she went to church and she kind of got taken in by this female pastor and then decided she wanted to start her own church and things just went downhill from there. And, you know, she got divorced from the husband and tried to keep him from his kids and wanted him dead. And so there's that whole thing. It's a two hours show.

And, um, they had a couple of kids and, and, and she, then she went to church and she kind of got taken in by this female pastor and then decided she wanted to start her own church and things just went downhill from there. And, you know, she got divorced from the husband and tried to keep him from his kids and wanted him dead. And so there's that whole thing. It's a two hours show.

And, um, they had a couple of kids and, and, and she, then she went to church and she kind of got taken in by this female pastor and then decided she wanted to start her own church and things just went downhill from there. And, you know, she got divorced from the husband and tried to keep him from his kids and wanted him dead. And so there's that whole thing. It's a two hours show.

The last one, episode six is actually two hours. Would that be something like a psychotic break or what is that? No, I mean, I don't know. It's not a psychotic break. I don't think I'm not a psychiatrist, but not a psychologist. But this is just somebody who is like maybe a narcissist who gets off on the power of controlling people and having them do her. I mean, these are what cult leaders do.

The last one, episode six is actually two hours. Would that be something like a psychotic break or what is that? No, I mean, I don't know. It's not a psychotic break. I don't think I'm not a psychiatrist, but not a psychologist. But this is just somebody who is like maybe a narcissist who gets off on the power of controlling people and having them do her. I mean, these are what cult leaders do.

The last one, episode six is actually two hours. Would that be something like a psychotic break or what is that? No, I mean, I don't know. It's not a psychotic break. I don't think I'm not a psychiatrist, but not a psychologist. But this is just somebody who is like maybe a narcissist who gets off on the power of controlling people and having them do her. I mean, these are what cult leaders do.

But they're so bizarre.

But they're so bizarre.

But they're so bizarre.

It's not like it's something that is... Normal. True. It's such a bizarre, it's sort of, what was the, did you see the docu-series on, I think her name was Mother of God or something where she had people believing that aliens were going to come down and get them and then she had her

It's not like it's something that is... Normal. True. It's such a bizarre, it's sort of, what was the, did you see the docu-series on, I think her name was Mother of God or something where she had people believing that aliens were going to come down and get them and then she had her

It's not like it's something that is... Normal. True. It's such a bizarre, it's sort of, what was the, did you see the docu-series on, I think her name was Mother of God or something where she had people believing that aliens were going to come down and get them and then she had her

cult follower I don't know what the politically correct term is they essentially assisted her like she was drinking she was drinking silver oh no I don't know that one but there's so many I mean I just can't I don't understand vulnerable people who just want to feel like they belong somewhere feel like they belong and are being saved and this is the right way and this is what they need to do to get to a better life even on this earth and yeah there are a lot of people who get off on the power of controlling others

cult follower I don't know what the politically correct term is they essentially assisted her like she was drinking she was drinking silver oh no I don't know that one but there's so many I mean I just can't I don't understand vulnerable people who just want to feel like they belong somewhere feel like they belong and are being saved and this is the right way and this is what they need to do to get to a better life even on this earth and yeah there are a lot of people who get off on the power of controlling others

cult follower I don't know what the politically correct term is they essentially assisted her like she was drinking she was drinking silver oh no I don't know that one but there's so many I mean I just can't I don't understand vulnerable people who just want to feel like they belong somewhere feel like they belong and are being saved and this is the right way and this is what they need to do to get to a better life even on this earth and yeah there are a lot of people who get off on the power of controlling others

I don't understand it.

I don't understand it.

I don't understand it.

I'm like, I just want, I would like my kids to listen to me, but that's where it goes. That's where it ends. You know what I mean? Like, I just, I'm good with that, you know, do good, be a good person and work hard. I don't know. So, um, the curious case of that season one, those, those episodes, and then are you allowed to say if there's a season two? I don't know.