George and Margaret Keller never suspected that the man terrorizing their city could be a member of their own family. As it dawns on them that their son is hiding a sinister secret, they must decide whether or not to turn him in.

As a boy, Eric Witte's father taught him to protect his family. But as his father grows increasingly violent, Eric realizes that he is the evil his family needs protection from.

Wallace Jeffs comes to realize that his half-brother, FLDS leader Warren Jeffs, is not what he appears to be.

Sherry Shafer never had a good relationship with her younger brother Brian Brittonn, but never expected to lose everything because of him. Today all she has left is the fear that one day he will return to finish the homicide of his last family member he began 26 years earlier.

Delusional religious fanatic Michael Ryan indoctrinated his son in the cult of the Followers of Yahweh, and uses his authority as parent to make his teenage son a criminal and a thug in enforcing the cult's violent beliefs. Michael soon declares he is King of Israel, Yahweh himself, and commands his followers, including his son, to commit atrocious acts of violence and murder in his power induced fantasy. Eventually the group is caught by the police and Michael is sentenced to the punishment appropriate for a madman, while his son is left to pick up the pieces of his life while in prison. A fellow inmate, a black prisoner helps him make sense of the false ideology his father subjected him to, and come to peace with his terrible upbringing and the truth of his father's madness. Dennis tells his story and upon his early release from prison commits his life to being a good father and husband, and living his new lease on life in a way most opposite to his father's to prove to the world ... Written by catnap222

Tiffany Shore grows up suspecting that her father, Anthony Allen Shore, is evil, due to the physical and emotional abuse he inflicts on her and her older sister, Amber. Tiffany keeps the abuse at home secret out of fear of provoking even worse violence to his daughters. He has the community convinced he is a devoted father and a good provider by a show of expensive material gifts, while the girls lack the basic essentials of proper food and loving support behind closed doors. As she entered puberty he began drugging the girls at bedtime with laced hot chocolate and sexually assaulting them in their sleep. She blocked out the experience and endured it hoping, in vain, to spare her sister from the same abuse. Her father even convinced the girls to put on a show of happiness when teachers reported him to CPS for neglect. Her first plan to escape was a suicide attempt. After 12 years of living in constant fear the girls are rescued by their grandmother, when she discovers that Tony, her ... Written by catnap 222/tls1985

When Sean Lewis learns his beloved elder brother Patrick has been arrested once again, it comes as no surprise. Patrick has a history of taking what is not his, being cruel to Sean at times, etc., and displaying no conscience about doing so. When his brother admits to being a serial killer after being the suspect of one murder investigation, Sean now realizes that every time he has rescued him from getting into trouble, his brother has been committing horrible acts and he feels guilty for not having a clue to the true nature of his brother's criminal activities. But Sean is satisfied when his brother after Patrick is sentenced to death, knowing he will pay the ultimate price for the heinous crimes he perpetrated against the families of so many victims. Sean's mother's unconditional support of Patrick drives a wedge between the two of them until the day of this interview. Written by catnap222

Alice Swafford meets William Choyce and believes she has met her prince charming. As they build a life together she begins to realize she doesn't really know him at all, and that he has an evil side she never could have imagined.

When Susan Hamlin walks into a police station to confess that she is part of a satanic cult and plans to murder her husband, no one could guess that the truth is even more bizarre and sinister, or that it is all part of her own desperate escape plan.

Lindsay Wrinkles always knew that her father had a short temper, but she never expected to be on the run from him when she was only 14. As she runs from hideout to hideout desperate to evade him, Lindsay wonders what will happen if he ever finds her.