Collection: International Association for Identification Records, 1842/2012, bulk 1910/1959 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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DVD 10b, "The Primal Scream, Drug Special" (see VHS 10.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 11, "Parent Trap" or "Devil Worship: Exposing Satan's Underground" (see VHS 11.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 12, "Bill Elder Journal--Two part Satanism special, New Orleans TV" (see VHS 12.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 13, "Geraldo Exerpts [sic]" (see VHS 13.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 14, "Girraldo [sic] Satanism Special of 10/25/88" (see VHS 14.), 1988 Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 15a, "May '85: '20-20' Satanism Special, Oct '85: CBN '700 Club' Satanism, April '86: '700 Club' El Paso Satanism, March '86: Ken Wooden lecture" (see VHS 15.), 1985/1986 Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 15b, "May '85: '20-20' Satanism Special, Oct '85: CBN '700 Club' Satanism, April '86: '700 Club' El Paso Satanism, March '86: Ken Wooden lecture" (see VHS 15.), 1985/1986 Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 16, "Oprah Winfrey, Feb 17, 1988, Satanism Discussion" (see VHS 16.), 1988 Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 17, "Kinderprint Co., Inc., Reel to Reel Video Productions, #85, Dust Print Lifter--Demo" (see VHS 17.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 18, "Cyanowand, Latent Fingerprint Developer, Sirchie Finger Print Labs, Inc." (see VHS 18.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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