California as a magnet for bizarre lives and crime
AP News features writer SID MOODY surveys California’s allure for outsiders, noting the state's fluid culture, open environments, and prolific fringe groups. Experts describe California as a sprawling outdoor asylum where identity seeking fuels sects and high profile crimes, from cults to bus kidnappings.
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