We all know there are mentally unstable individuals. That's not in doubt -- they make up a considerable percentage of the population. What comes out of their mouths is fantasy. There is no area in life that produces more fantasy narratives than sexuality. That's why we get so many fantasies about Satanic child sex, child torture, cannibalism, and murder. Most people don't know much history these days. Let me mention two things. In the late 16th and early 17th century it was the witch craze. Witches, mostly old women, were accused of blighting crops, raising storms at sea, killing livestock, souring milk, and also, significantly, of having sex with the Devil and with stealing babies to sacrifice them and consume their flesh. We know today that all of it, or almost all of it, was fantasy generated under torture interrogations. In the 18th century, it was commonly believed that degerate French aristocrates conducted what was known as the Black Mass, where the Devil was worshipped. At these masses, said by a priest, perverse sex and incest took place, feces took the place of the host, babies were said to be sacrificed, and so on. Later on, it was proved that no actual Black Mass, in the full sense, ever actually took place. Groups of perverts may have participated in mock versions of the Black Mass. The point is, this kind of fantasy has been around for many centuries. It is seductive, because it is sexually prevocative, and because it is so outrageous and horrible, who is going to dare to deny that it happens? All these poor suffering children, right? Except, it is all fiction, or fantasy. Are such thing impossible? No, of course they are physically possible (most of them -- some acts historically recorded are indeed physically impossible). But do they actually happen? History says, "No." Incidentally, the FBI says no also. They conducted a long investigation into Satanic child abuse, and concluded that it didn't actually exist.