Somewhat contrary to the cult leader idea,I think one of the reasons these seemingly otherworldly allegations were so quickly accepted by many is the fact that brozman did in fact alienate so many people. There are many people who knew him well -- people who would never say a bad word about anyone -- who had absolutely nothing nice to say about BB. He was clearly, before any of these revelations, a somewhat damaged person.

Now I don't think that means that because of our prejudices we are accepting an untrue story, and I don't mean that people knew about this particular aspect of this damage.

I just mean that it fits in with the somewhat antisocial and egomaniacal man who many of us witnessed, whether up close or from afar.

And of course the witnesses are reliable and would have no reason to make this stuff up. Their stories, unfortunately, are being slowly confirmed albeit off the record at the moment.

It anyone knows a producer at a 60-minutes type show, I almost hate to say it, but this would be a very good story for them to take on. It's obviously got the elements of attraction and repulsion that these shows thrive on, and it could have a very positive impact in terms of identifying any other victims and putting them on the journey to healing.