What Happened After Jonestown?
…Jonestown. Their personal tragedy became a morbid joke: “Don’t drink the Kool-Aid.” “It’s kind of the embarrassing question, ‘Do you have any brothers or sisters?’ and I have to go…
…Jonestown. Their personal tragedy became a morbid joke: “Don’t drink the Kool-Aid.” “It’s kind of the embarrassing question, ‘Do you have any brothers or sisters?’ and I have to go…
…her that one had been conducted in the past where the members were made to line up and drink the kool-aid. [Louie] advised that two days prior to Congressman Ryan’s…
…the multitude of them that believed were of one heart and of one soul: neither said any of them that aught of the things which he possessed was his own;…
…Aid concoction (not Kool Aid, as the phrase has come down to us in popular parlance). Protagonist Taryn, who embodies the role of skeptic and seer, laments: We’re the only…
…victims at Jonestown were forced to drink, was actually Flavor Aid, but the media refers to it as Kool-Aid, which has become part of the popular history of Jonestown. [77]…
…can never forget that tragic whole night. Keith G. Marks: We still have a lot of Jim Jones around, but not the shooting or giving you Kool-Aid, just the taking…
…members of the family said, “Three months? I will not wait three months.” Dale Parks and his father both looked at me and said, “What can we do, what should…
…Kool-Aid,” it will continue to be used. In fact, I found it used recently as a simile for exterminating insects. Anger has been replaced by acceptance, blame and shame have…
…the jungle drink Kool-Aid. Madman. Jim Jones. (Vernon Gosney left Jonestown with Congressman Leo Ryan on November 18, 1978, and was seriously wounded during the shootings at the Port Kaituma…
…Standard report said that a special Mass will be said on December 6. At present, the new concrete church and caretaker’s quarters are said to be over 90 percent complete….