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Death of Allen Ross : ウィキペディア英語版 | Death of Allen Ross Chicago filmmaker Allen Ross married Linda Greene and followed her cult, the Guthrie, Oklahoma-based Samaritan Foundation, as they moved from place to place following her instructions.〔(''The Allen Ross Mystery: A Body in the Basement'' by Jack Helbig, Chicago Reader, August 24, 2000 )〕〔(''Where on earth is Allen Ross?'' by Jack Helbig, Chicago Reader, October 15, 1998 )〕 Following Allen's murder, the group disbanded. Prosecutors believe that Linda Greene committed the murder. She died in 2002 of natural causes and was never charged. A cult member, Julia Williams, was found guilty of being an accessory after the fact to murder, by helping to bury the body in the basement. She was sentenced to two years in prison.〔(Woman gets prison for covering up filmmaker's murder ), The Casper Star Tribune, March 12, 2005〕〔(Cult member gets jail for hiding man's body ), The Chicago Sun-Times, March 12, 2005〕 Ross' remains were found in July 2000 in his Cheyenne, Wyoming home.〔(''Burial Of Filmmaker, Father Ends 5 Years Of Uncertainty'' by James Janega, Chicago Tribune, November 11, 2000 )〕 Ross' disappearance is depicted in the 2001 documentary ''Missing Allen'' and in the MSNBC investigative report "Searching for Allen."〔(''Movie relives puzzling death of filmmaker'' by James Janega, Chicago Tribune, March 3, 2002 )〕〔(Searching for Allen: Life-and-death puzzle - Dateline NBC | NBC News )〕 Ross' story was featured in Season 1, Episode 2 of Investigation Discovery's ''Deadly Devotion'' in the episode "The Bad Samaritans" (2013).〔(Amazon.com: Deadly Devotion: Season 1, Episode 2 "The Bad Samaritans": Amazon Video )〕 ==References==
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