If all of that sounds frightening and very familiar, it should. It is the predicate for any deranged individual who thinks that he alone has the answers.
That was the underlying psychosis that drove Jim Jones, of Peoples Temple fame, and that ultimately lead to his death and the deaths of nine-hundred men, women and children in Guyana, in November of 1978
A story of derangement, of politics and of a unique place and time, it is now brought back to life by award-winning investigative journalist and bestselling author Jeff Guinn in The Road to Jonestown: Jim Jones and Peoples Temple
.My conversation with Jeff Guinn:
