Satanic High Wizard Exposes the Secrets of the Satanic Elites

Episode Overview

The episode follows Zachary King’s account of how he says he went from a curious child to a Satanic high wizard, then left Satanism and became a Christian. The host frames the story as disturbing and graphic. Much of the interview concerns King’s claims of childhood abuse and exploitation.

King’s Early Experiences

King says his interest began in fifth grade, when classmates led him through a mirror-chanting ritual. He recalls seeing a frightening face appear and becoming fascinated with the idea that he could summon it.

He says his first experiments with “real” magic came after playing Dungeons & Dragons. A spell for money seemed to pay off when he found cash. On one occasion, he claims he discovered $1,000 wrapped in rubber bands. At the time, he jokes, that fortune meant an almost unimaginable amount of candy.

Abuse and Involvement in a Coven

King describes being sexually abused by a teacher at age 11. He says the shame and fear that followed drove him further into magic, which made him feel powerful.

He recounts being drawn into a group that offered him attention, treats, drugs, and sexual experiences while concealing what he says was its true nature. He alleges that the group exploited him and other children in pornography. A member eventually told him he was in a Satanic coven. King says he initially dismissed the claim but stayed because he feared losing the things he had become dependent on.

According to King, joining involved signing a pledge in blood, renouncing Jesus, and agreeing to sell his soul. He later says selling one’s soul is impossible and that the devil’s promise is a deception. He jokes, “If the devil tells you good morning, get a second opinion.”

King also describes an initiation involving robes, a baptism with blood and urine, and a symbolic rejection of Christianity.

Becoming a “Mage”

King says he became a coven’s “Mage,” responsible for its magic. He also recounts being told that abortions could be part of certain spells and sacrifices, presenting these as practices within the group he says he belonged to.

The host challenges King to explain his claims and discusses the distinction he draws between theistic Satanists, who believe in Satan, and atheistic Satanists, who treat Satan more as a symbol.

The World Church of Satan

As a young adult, King says he left his first coven but sought another, eventually joining what he calls the World Church of Satan. He describes a large party with music, food, drugs, and sexual activity, saying the atmosphere showed how different this organization was from the small groups he had encountered before.

After meeting a high wizard, King says he learned that practitioners’ success was tracked, with spells judged by whether they worked within 90 days.

King says he received a letter summoning him to a meeting and feared it might be a threat. He bought a handgun and ammunition before going. There, he learned that, in his telling, Satan had selected him to become a high wizard. King describes the role as powerful, with wealthy and influential people seeking magical services.

Bohemian Grove

The episode’s climax is King’s account of his first assignment: a trip to Bohemian Grove. He says he met people he identifies as members of the Illuminati, including figures referred to as “Mr. Black” and “Mr. White.” He claims that different people used those same titles at later meetings but could recount earlier conversations.

The host is visibly struck by the account and asks how that could be possible. King says he has no explanation.

Conclusion

The interview ends on a cliffhanger, with the host directing viewers to a second part for the rest of King’s story.

Personalities

• Zachary King — Guest, recounting his claimed past in Satanism and his later conversion to Christianity.
• Interviewer/host — Asks questions and responds to King’s account; his name is not clearly stated in the subtitles.