‘It Was 46 Years Ago, But It’s Still Vivid’: A Jonestown Massacre Responder Speaks Out

Ret. Gen. David Netterville was one of the first Americans to visit the deadly site of the massacre. In a new documentary, he's telling his story.

By: Rolling Stone

Jun 13 2024
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‘It Was 46 Years Ago, But It’s Still Vivid’: A Jonestown Massacre Responder Speaks Out — ‘It Was 46 Years Ago, But It’s

On November 18, 1978, 918 members of Jim Jones’ Peoples Temple cult died in Jonestown, Guyana, in the single largest loss of American civilian lives in a deliberate act before 9/11. From the moment m… [+17436 chars]

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