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March 26, 1997: The Heaven's Gate Mass Suicide – A UFO Cult's Tragic End On March 26, 1997, authorities discovered the bodies of 39 people inside a rented mansion in Rancho Santa Fe, California. The victims, members of the Heaven's Gate cult, had died in a mass suicide, believing their souls would ascend to an extraterrestrial spaceship following the Hale-Bopp comet. This shocking event became one of the most infamous mass suicides in modern history and a chilling example of the dangers of extreme cult belief. Who Was Heaven's Gate? Heaven's Gate was a UFO-based religious cult founded in the early 1970s by Marshall Applewhite ("Do") and Bonnie Nettles ("Ti"). The group combined: Christian millenarian beliefs (apocalyptic prophecy) New Age spirituality Science fiction and UFO mythology Members believed that: 🚀 Earth was about to be "recycled," or wiped clean 👽 The only way to survive was to "graduate" to the "Next Level"-a higher existence with extraterrestrials 🛸 They would be transported to a spaceship following the Hale-Bopp comet After Nettles died in 1985, Applewhite convinced his followers that she had ascended to the Next Level and that they, too, must prepare for departure. The Suicide Ritual In March 1997, as the Hale-Bopp comet passed Earth, the group believed this was the signal to leave their human bodies behind and board the waiting alien spacecraft. Between March 22-26, they carried out their mass suicide in waves: ☠️ Phenobarbital-laced applesauce and pudding, washed down with v@dka. 👟 They dressed identically in black clothing and Nike sneakers. 🪦 Each had an armband that read "Heaven's Gate Away Team" (a reference to Star Trek). 🛏️ Bodies were found lying neatly in bunk beds, covered with purple cloths. Applewhite was among the last to die, along with two close followers who remained to clean up. A chilling deep dive into the infamous Heaven's Gate group, where paranormal beliefs and cult control led to one of history's most shocking mass exits. Under the leadership of Marshall Herff Applewhite, this true crime case exemplifies how mystery and aliens became central to a devastating belief system that ended in tragedy. 🚀👥 Heaven's Gate Mass Suicide: The 1997 UFO Cult Tragedy Explained The BIZARRE End of Heaven's Gate Cult in Rancho Santa Fe BIZARRE End of Heaven's Gate Cult Heaven's Gate Cult in Rancho Santa Fe