The Silicon Valley genius at the center of the Zizian trans ‘death cult’ tied to six killings
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‘Jack Amadeus LaSota left our lives but not our hearts on August 19 after a boating accident,’ an obituary, published on the Daily News-Miner on September 7 2022, read.
‘Loving adventure, friends and family, music, blueberries, biking, computer games and animals, you are missed.’
LaSota, who used feminine pronouns, had been out on a boat with her sister Naomi and friend Emma Borhanian when she fell overboard into the San Francisco Bay.
The Coast Guard responded to the scene, searching the choppy waters for hours. Her body was never found.
It appeared to be a tragic end for the promising, highly-educated 31-year-old whizz kid from Alaska who had moved to the Bay Area to pursue a career in the heart of the nation’s tech bubble.
That is until three months later, when – in November 2022 – an elderly man was brutally attacked in Vallejo. Among those detained by cops on the scene was none other than Jack LaSota.
Two months later, her ghost would crop up in another curious location when police raided a hotel room during a search for a firearm used in the murders of an elderly couple in Pennsylvania.
LaSota, it seemed, was back from the dead.
But not only was she alive. Now, following a series of increasingly bizarre, disturbing events, it has emerged that the whizz kid daughter of an AI expert lies at the center of a twisted tale that spans six murders or suspicious deaths across three states.
There was the attack on the 80-year-old man, leaving him blind in one eye and with a Samurai sword sticking out of his chest.
Two years later, an assailant returned to finish the job, slashing the now-82-year-old’s throat in broad daylight outside his home.
There was the New Year’s Eve execution-style murders of a couple in their Pennsylvania home.
And there was the Inauguration Day shootout between two suspects and Border Patrol agents in Vermont, which left an agent and one of the suspects dead.
On their own, these cases are each shocking. And on the surface, they appear to be unconnected.
Yet, each of these horror events lead back to a loosely-connected radical group of highly educated, vegan and mostly transgender women that’s been described as a cult and dubbed by online observers as the ‘Zizians’.
Described as a ‘death cult’ by those in the know, Zizianism is an extreme offshoot of the rationalist movement – a philosophical movement based on the belief that reason is the primary source of knowledge – according to Open Vallejo.
At the heart of the Zizian cult lies a figurehead who goes by the name Ziz – an individual previously known as Jack Amadeus LaSota. Now, LaSota is a wanted fugitive in two states.
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