His 10,000 Brides - Korea’s Biggest Cult With Over 100k Members (The JMS Church)
The summary covers the key details from the YouTube video transcript about the JMS (Jesus Morning Star) cult and its leader, Pastor Jung. The main points are: 1. Pastor Jung claimed to be the Messiah and used his position of power to sexually assault and exploit young female followers, many of them university students. He built a large cult following, especially among the educated youth in South Korea. 2. Allegations of Jung's crimes began surfacing in the 1990s, but his devoted followers refused to believe the accusations, seeing them as attacks from the devil. A group called Exodus tried to expose the cult's abuses, facing threats and violence from JMS members. 3. One of Jung's victims, a woman named Maple, was repeatedly assaulted by him over many years while she was a member of the cult. She eventually found the courage to come forward and publicly accuse Jung, leading to his rearrest in 2022. 4. Despite Jung's arrests and convictions, the JMS cult remains active, with members continuing to defend and support him. The Netflix documentary "In the Name of God: Holy Betrayal" has shed more light on the cult's horrific crimes, though much of the full extent is still unknown. 5. The story highlights the power of cults to brainwash and exploit vulnerable individuals, as well as the immense difficulty victims face in coming forward and finding justice. It's a complex and disturbing case that reflects the dangers of charismatic religious leaders abusing their authority.
