The story revolves around a cult known as the Lorber Society, led by George, a man who practiced extreme self-denial and believed that anyone outside the society was evil. Harold Alexander, a young stone mason, was drawn to the society and its charismatic leader, George. After George's death, Harold declared himself the new leader and introduced a new concept to the members: the return of the prophet of God. He claimed that he knew when this prophet would return and that the members should follow his instructions without question.
Harold and his wife, Drogma, had a son, Frank, who was declared the prophet of God. Frank was worshiped and controlled by his family, and he began to have sexual thoughts about his mother and sisters. His father, Harold, encouraged these actions, and the family fell into old routines of worshiping Frank.
Rumors about incestuous relations within the family began to circulate, leading to an investigation by the Hamburg police. The family was expelled from the Lorber Society and fled to Santa Cruz, Spain, where they continued to worship Frank. On December 21, 1970, the family committed a horrific act of violence, killing their mother and two sisters. They were arrested the next day when they visited a doctor who had overheard their confession.
The family was found not mentally fit to stand trial and were committed to an asylum. The surviving daughter, Sabine, was sent to a convent. The two men, Harold and Frank, managed to escape from the asylum in 1990 but were never caught.
Here are some key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a YouTube video by Mr. Ballen, a channel that tells stories about the strange, dark and mysterious.
2. The story is about the Alexander family, a German cult that followed the teachings of the Lorber Society, a Christian group with extreme views on self-denial and purity.
3. The father, Harold Alexander, claimed to be the leader of the Lorber Society after the death of George Riel, the original leader.
4. The son, Frank Alexander, was believed to be the prophet of God by his father and his family, and was worshiped and obeyed by them.
5. Frank and his father practiced incest with the mother and the three sisters, Marina, Petra and Sabine, as a way of keeping them pure.
6. Frank declared "the killing hour" one day and brutally murdered his mother and two sisters with the help of his father. They mutilated their bodies and nailed their breasts, genitals and heart to the wall.
7. Frank and his father went to visit Sabine, who worked as a housemaid for a doctor, and told her what they had done