Murders A-Z is a collection of true crime stories that take an in-depth look at both little-known and infamous murders throughout history. At its peak in the late 1980s, the Nation Of Yahweh had ...

Yahweh Ben Yahweh, who had a following of thousands as the leader of a violent black supremacist sect in Miami and who later spent years in prison for conspiracy to commit murder, died May 7 of ...

It was 1985 when Khalil Amani kissed his two children goodbye, told his wife he loved her and ran off, hopping on the first city bus he saw to escape a religious group that he believed would kill him.

During a secretive reign of terror and killing carried out by his followers across Miami in the 1980s, a charismatic cult leader appeared to revel in his ability to ...

Yahweh Ben Yahweh and 15 followers eventually were convicted on counts that included murder, attempted murder, racketeering, arson and extortion In October 1990, the mayor of Miami presented Yahweh ...

After a 1986 double-murder, the Miami-based Nation of Yahweh was at risk of losing its good name among city leaders, who saw the religious sect as champions for the poor. When police showed up at the ...

Anyone who calls himself Yahweh should be viewed with skepticism. Hulon Mitchell Jr. calls himself Yahweh Ben Yahweh ("God the son of God"). He wears flowing white robes, claims to be the leader of a ...

In 1986, nine murder victims in Miami-Dade County, Florida, were found with their ears severed. While local authorities initially believed the gruesome acts could be the work of a serial killer, an ...

Black supremacist leader Yahweh Ben Yahweh tangled with a federal prosecutor over Old Testament references to vengeance against blasphemers in the sect leader's racketeering trial Thursday. "Isn't it ...

The politicians who got support from Yahweh Ben Yahweh were not deterred by years of rumors that he had a penchant for ordering murders. They weren't deterred last year when a former sect member ...

After a 1986 double-murder, the Miami-based Nation of Yahweh was at risk of losing its good name among city leaders, who saw the religious sect as champions for the poor. When police showed up at the ...

The Miami-based sect's leader eventually was sentenced to 18 years for conspiracy to commit murder After a 1986 double-murder, the Miami-based Nation of Yahweh was at risk of losing its good name ...