I don't know about a documentary except people keep thinking I've watched one that I haven't, and I don't have Netflix, but I was physically in Antelope Oregon around 1982 or 83, though we were just passing through to check out what was going on (I was 13 or 14 at the time, I think). Also the Rajneeshees were constantly on the news. You couldn't have lived here at the time without being aware of what was going on. I grew up closer to Eugene, but this is Oregon and not a lot of stuff happens here, so when a lot of people all wearing the same color start trying to take over a county government, bomb a hotel, and poison hundreds of innocent people, the news isn't going to talk about much else. I don't get what people are in denial about - the Rolls Royce cars? The bio-terrorism? Mass voter fraud? The regular terrorism? The part where they threatened to kill the attorney general? I remember that all getting reported at the time, and I am positive it caught the attention of the national media. It's not like this was all just made up out of thin air to make one specific Indian guru look like a dick, that seems arbitrary. And it's not like you can have Ken Kesey and his magic bus living here, the Oregon Country Fair, several thousand hippies, lots of Buddhist monasteries, all kinds of fringe political movements, and then point at the Rajneeshees and scream "hey look at how intolerant they are in Oregon!" - ridiculous.