Lucifer’s Killings - A Dark Chronicle of Influenced Murders #938972

What if history’s most horrifying deaths were never accidents… Never madness… never coincidence?
Lucifer’s Killings: A Dark Chronicle of Influenced Murders uncovers a forbidden historical narrative spanning from 3000 BCE to the modern era, revealing how humanity has repeatedly carried out evil—not by force, but by influence.
From ancient kings driven to madness to priests found lifeless before untouched altars, medieval wars ignited by a single whispered idea, to modern acts of unexplained violence—this chilling work exposes a terrifying pattern: Lucifer never kills directly. He convinces humans to do it for him.
Drawing on fictionalized historical records, forbidden covenants, the mythical Black Ledger, and modern psychological erasures, this book explores:

• Deaths without wounds
• Killings without motive
• Crimes without symbols
• Voices without identity

As belief in demons fades, influence grows stronger—and deadlier.
This is not a story of possession.
This is a chronicle of obedience.
A must-read for fans of occult history, demonology, psychological horror, dark theology, and forbidden manuscripts.