Remembering Satan

In 'Remembering Satan', Lawrence Wright delves into the tragic case of Paul Ingram, a respected deputy sheriff accused by his daughters of sexual abuse, which escalated into bizarre claims of satanic ritual abuse.

The book examines how these accusations, fueled by the concept of recovered memory, destroyed a family and captivated a nation obsessed with rumors of a satanic underground.

It provides a psychological detective story and a domestic tragedy, highlighting the dangers when modern science is overshadowed by archaic fears.