The Serpent and the Spirit: Glenn Summerford's Story by Thomas Burton A story of Holiness snake-handling preacher Glenn Summerford, who is serving ninety-nine years for attempting to murder his wife, Darlene, by forcing her to be bitten by a rattlesnake.

City Confidential - Faith And Foul Play In Salt Lake City -- Salt Lake City, Utah, October 15, 1985, two explosions sparked an investigation that would shake Salt Lake to its core. The next day, a third bomb went off in the car of Mark Hofmann, a respected dealer in rare documents whose specialty was uncovering missing pieces of Mormon history and forgery. When his schemes to sell valuable fake unraveled, he tried to eliminate some creditors. One of Mark's customers was the president of the church, whose primary interest was keeping unflattering documents out of enemy hands, and the trial centered more on the forgeries than the murders.

Great Psychological Crime (1928) by J. E. Richardson
Describes dangers hidden in the practices of mediumship (channeling), hypnotism, divination, and other forms of "spiritual phenomenalism."

Scottsboro: Foul Play In The Bible Belt-City Confidential -- In 1991, Mrs. Glen Summerford lay dying on the floor of her home, poison coursing through her veins and a suicide note next to her. But it wasn't suicide, and she didn't die. And the investigation that followed turned the tiny town of Scottsboro, Alabama, deep in the heart of the Bible belt, upside down. Mrs. Summerford's husband was the head preacher at the Church of Jesus with Signs Following, but he was unable to cast out his own demons. A heavy drinker, he was prone to fits of passion over his wife's infidelities, real and imagined. He was also a snake handler. And on the fateful night, he went to his wife in a drunken stupor and demanded that she tell him the truth. When her answers did not satisfy him, he forced her at gunpoint to thrust her hand into a rattlesnake cage!

One Nation Under God --

This acclaimed documentary exposes the ideology underlying extreme religious groups. Gary and Michael were devoutly religious with conservative fundamental Christian beliefs incompatible with their own gay lifestyles. They each gave up their homosexual practices and beliefs. Passionate about how they changed their lives they founded Exodus, a ministry devoted to curing homosexuality. As they promoted the beauty of the heterosexual life until they fell in love with each other.