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The group was founded in the 1970s by Royall Jenkins. Jenkins, a former truck driver, convinced his followers that he was "taken through the galaxy by aliens on a spaceship" and shown the proper way to rule Earth, according to the indictment. The group amassed hundreds of followers at one point.

The group was founded in the 1970s by Royall Jenkins. Jenkins, a former truck driver, convinced his followers that he was "taken through the galaxy by aliens on a spaceship" and shown the proper way to rule Earth, according to the indictment. The group amassed hundreds of followers at one point.

The group was founded in the 1970s by Royall Jenkins. Jenkins, a former truck driver, convinced his followers that he was "taken through the galaxy by aliens on a spaceship" and shown the proper way to rule Earth, according to the indictment. The group amassed hundreds of followers at one point.

The group was founded in the 1970s by Royall Jenkins. Jenkins, a former truck driver, convinced his followers that he was "taken through the galaxy by aliens on a spaceship" and shown the proper way to rule Earth, according to the indictment. The group amassed hundreds of followers at one point.

The group was founded in the 1970s by Royall Jenkins. Jenkins, a former truck driver, convinced his followers that he was "taken through the galaxy by aliens on a spaceship" and shown the proper way to rule Earth, according to the indictment. The group amassed hundreds of followers at one point.

The group was founded in the 1970s by Royall Jenkins. Jenkins, a former truck driver, convinced his followers that he was "taken through the galaxy by aliens on a spaceship" and shown the proper way to rule Earth, according to the indictment. The group amassed hundreds of followers at one point.

The group was founded in the 1970s by Royall Jenkins. Jenkins, a former truck driver, convinced his followers that he was "taken through the galaxy by aliens on a spaceship" and shown the proper way to rule Earth, according to the indictment. The group amassed hundreds of followers at one point.

The group was founded in the 1970s by Royall Jenkins. Jenkins, a former truck driver, convinced his followers that he was "taken through the galaxy by aliens on a spaceship" and shown the proper way to rule Earth, according to the indictment. The group amassed hundreds of followers at one point.

Federal prosecutors allege eight people connected to a Kansas-based organization conspired to provide unpaid child labor to businesses across the country and physically abused them for years.

A federal judge in the District of Kansas designated the group, previously called the United Nation of Islam and Value Creators, as a cult in 2018.