Oscar Wilde and Queer History
From Beers with Queers A True Crime Podcast
A cult built on blood. A leader who believed he was a god. And a trail of bodies that blurred the line between faith and horror. In the late 1980s, Mexico’s borderlands became the stage for one of the most disturbing sagas in modern history. Adolfo de Jesús Constanzo was charismatic, ruthless, and deeply entwined in the drug world led a cult known as the Narcosatánicos. Their rituals promised protection and power, but what they demanded in return was unthinkable. From Mexico City’s elite to Mat