US EditionLeader of cultlike Zizians linked to 6 killings ordered held without bail in Maryland
- A transgender vegan cult leader, Jack LaSota, 34, has been arrested along with Michelle Zajko, 33, after being linked to six deaths across the U.S., including police officer David Marland's murder.
- LaSota and Zajko face multiple charges, including trespassing and possession of a handgun.
- LaSota was described by prosecutors as the leader of an extremist group connected to multiple murders in California, Pennsylvania, and Vermont.
- During a hearing, LaSota claimed, 'I shouldn’t be here, I haven’t done anything wrong,' but Judge Erich Bean indicated LaSota posed a danger to the community.
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The court in Maryland ruled on Tuesday that Jack LaSota (34), better known as Ziz, may not be released on bail. LaSota is said to be the leader of a 'cult-like' group called The Zizians. The group is said to be involved in multiple murders.
The sect of Zizians makes a stir in the United States: their supporters reject AI and are associated with four murders. Leader Jack LaSota, who claims to be a woman, must remain in custody for the time being.
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Politics, Policy, Political NewsVegan Transgender Extremist Zizian Cult Linked to Multiple Murders
A chilling examination of the Zizians, a radical transgender vegan cult linked to several murders, reveals their descent from online theorists to a violent extremist faction. Unravel the complexities behind their ideology and criminal activities.
The members of the "Zicians" in the USA were considered talented programmers. In online contributions they wrote about veganism and gender identities. Then they became radical and violent.
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