Heaven's Gate Moonlight Death Cult Seeks Escape On Hale-Bopp
A San Diego area group calling itself Heaven's Gate believed they were aliens from an evolutionary level above human. They planned to abandon their bodies and board a spacecraft behind Hale-Bopp, driven by apocalyptic mysticism and messianic faith. Members urged self sacrifice as a path to the next world, citing Masada and awaiting the Next Level. Police reported 39 members died in the orchestrated mass death by their own actions, including Ti and Do and other followers.
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Comets and their myths spark fear and deaths
The piece traces centuries of comet lore from Halley to Hale Bopp and notes 39 Californians killed themselves hoping to board a UFO trailing Hale Bopp. It cites expert Jack Horkheimer debunking ship-ghost theories while recalling historic beliefs about comets signaling divine favor or doom.
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Net talk fuels UFO rumors tied to Hale-Bopp
Internet and late night radio chatter spread belief that a Saturnlike object trailed the Hale-Bopp comet. Amateurs and psychics claimed alien craft, while astronomers traced the sighting to a star distorted by a faulty program and telescope.
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