The apparent head of the radical trans cult is linked to six killings, including one US Border Patrol AgentLast week, a Maryland judge told the Maryland judge: “I did nothing wrong” while begging for a lawsuit to obtain vegan food.
“If you can’t answer me, I might starve to death,” Jack Amadeus Lasota, 34, Chronicle of San Francisco. “I need to order my prison to eat vegan. It’s more important than hearings.”
At the hearing, Rasota said on another point that he was released on bail “If I had no vegetarian food, it could be a matter of survival…I did nothing wrong. I shouldn’t be here.”
He continued, saying he might be in a “mild delusional state” because the Alechini County Detention Center lacks vegetarian options and because he is homeless, he is not a flight risk.
Maryland Police Department said Maryland police arrested three members of the group on Feb. 16 – Jack Amadis Lasota, Michelle Jacqueline Zaiko and Daniel Arthur Blank – in connection with the killing of David Maland, who was in the U.S. Border Patrol during a traffic parking lot in Vermont on Jan. 20. (Allegany County Sheriff’s Office)
Lasota and two other Zizian members, Michelle Jacqueline Zajko, 32, of Pennsylvania Media, and Daniel Arthur Blank, 26, Sacramento, CA.
Lasota and his affiliates face multiple charges, including trespassing and possession of a pistol. Their arrests have attracted attention to the “Zizian” cult, a radical group of young men, mostly considered transgender, known for their affinity for vegetarianism and their connection to violent killings.
Zizians’ violence was recently associated with the January 20 killing of a Vermont Border Patrol agent David Christopher Maland, 44.
In September 2022, a brief essay was published in the hometown paper “The Daily News-Miner” in Lasota. Itu sues allege that Rasota was killed in a “boat accident” on August 19, 2022. (legacy.com)
Allegany County Attorney James Elliott at the hearing Multiple homicide cases. ”
“It is important to note that Mr. Lasota has connections with Alaska, California, Vermont [and] Pennsylvania is now known,” he said.
Fox News Digital has contacted Rebecca Francoeur-Breeden’s public defender in Maryland.
Minnesota native and U.S. Air Force veteran David Maland served as a Border Patrol at the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Newport Station. He worked in the military for nine years and 15 years for the federal government. (US Border Patrol)
Vermont prosecutors charged a colleague of Lasota, 21-year-old Teresa Youngblut, involved in a gunfight that killed Malan.
Trans vegan “cult” member arrested
Youngblut is driving with the German country Felix Bauckholt, a member of the “Zizians” Coventry, Vermont. According to police, the two opened fire on agents. Bauckholt was killed and Youngblut was injured. Youngblut pleaded not guilty in this case.
Youngblut and Bauckholt used weapons purchased by Zajko in Vermont, Authorities previously said.
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Authorities say Zajko is also the “interested person” of the 2022 death figures who died in Pennsylvania media parents Richard and Rita Zajko.
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According to Dardixon, the actor and host of the podcast “Be Art of Dar”, the group showed cult behavior, and he shared his cult expertise with Fox News Digital.
“The thing I noticed about this ‘Zizian’ worship is that it meets all the points that will get someone involved. You have trans people, OK?
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“The second thing is that they’re restricting their diet. In this case, they’re vegetarians,” he said. “So when you start mixing on the sexual side, Restricted dietwhat you are doing now is behavioral control. ”
A drone flew over the robotic device and inspected a backpack that appeared to be a body on Southbound Highway 91 near Newport, Vermont, when a U.S. Border Patrol agent was shot and killed on Monday, January 20, 2025. (David McGlynn for Fox News Digital)
Quote cult expert Steven Hassan Authoritative Control ModeDixon discusses how cults emotionally control their members.
“I’m sure there’s a lot of sleep deprivation, which also affects your mind, which affects your emotions, which also affects your behavior and your ability to receive and process information,” he said.
“It’s part of emotional control. You never feel how you feel or discuss how you feel. If you don’t fit in the party line, you’re immediately reprimanded, sometimes severe, verbally or physically, or you’re avoided.”
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“So, the climax of sexual identity, food restrictions, sleep restrictions and emotional restrictions, now I have you,” he said. “I have you. I can take you in whatever direction I want to take you.”
