Angol
What began as a childhood game between a young boy and his friends would one day give rise to something far more dangerous. What seemed harmless at first quietly evolved into obsession, then control and finally, a belief powerful enough to destroy lives.
Simon Jones does not see himself as a villain. To the world, he is a blasphemous figure; a self-styled messiah, a mockery of faith, a man playing God. To his followers, he is a healer, a savior, and a revolutionary who promised belonging to those desperate for meaning. And to Simon himself, he is simply the only one brave enough to tell the truth.
Under the guise of a "healing community," Simon builds a cult rooted in manipulation, radical ideology, and absolute obedience. He fathers more than twenty children, challenges authority at every turn, and exploits the vulnerabilities of the naive and the broken, all while insisting he is freeing them from a corrupt society.
This is a chilling psychological descent into the mind of a man driven by delusion, charisma, and unchecked power and an unflinching examination of how easily belief can be weaponized. Venture into a world where devotion becomes deadly, and where one man's manic convictions cost countless innocent people everything.
