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Jonestown massacre 40th anniversary: Survivors lost everything, built new livesThe Associated Press, NBC4 StaffJonestown massacre 40th anniversary: Survivors lost everything, built new lives Copyright 2018 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - This year marks the 40 years since the Jonestown massacre when more than 900 people died after following cult leader Jim Jones to South America.Jonestown was the highlight of Mike Touchette's life — for a time.The 21-year-old Indiana native felt pride pioneering in the distant jungle of Guyana, South America.As a self-taught bulldozer operator, he worked alongside other Peoples Temple members in the humid heat, his blade carving roads and sites for wooden buildings with metal roofs. More than 900 people lived in the agricultural mission, with its dining pavilion, tidy cottages, school, medical facilities and rows of crops.Read more at: https://www.nbc4i.com/news/u-s-world/jonestown-massacre-40th-anniversary-survivors-lost-everything-built-new-lives/1603299452
Jim Jones - DemocratThe politicos in San Francisco fawned over the guy.
the forced labor camps and suicides ruined it.
Who could have anticipated that?
He wasn't a Rat. He was a full out Marxist.