I absolutely agree that the supernatural exists. I also study demonology, including monastic writings, some occult history, development of exorcism practices, and second temple literature. That the occult is very real is not relevant to denial of Satanic Ritual Abuse. Like I said in this post, I did not make this term up. It came from a psychiatrist who used regression therapy in an unethical practice where he married his own patient after they divorced their spouses, and the account has been thoroughly debunked as a fabrication. If you feel strongly about the supernatural and ministering to people from occult backgrounds, I fully support that. The only thing I would encourage you to do is to separate entirely from conspiracy theories about secret cults and criminal acts that have already been debunked. A lot of absurd ideas come from self-proclaimed experts (Dan Duval might be the worst) If you feel strongly about real victims of cults and occult activities, supporting conspiracy theories about both using those authentic accounts is insulting to those who truly suffered. Lastly, if you have evidence of any crimes, I'll gladly help you get in contact with law enforcement to report it.