12 YO Escapes Death Cult Minutes Before Massacre | The Case of Tracy Parks
“He’s going to kill us all”
On November 18, 1978, in the depths of the Guyanese jungle, 12-year-old Tracy Parks faced an unimaginable choice: stay and risk certain death or flee into the dense wilderness with nothing but her father’s desperate words echoing in her mind: “Escape and don’t come back until it’s safe.” This was the day the world would come to know as the Jonestown massacre—a day of unthinkable tragedy, orchestrated by the manipulative cult leader Jim Jones.
As chaos erupted around her, Tracy disappeared into the jungle, hiding from gunmen patrolling the area and the hum of helicopters circling above. Alone and terrified, Tracy vowed to survive—and ensure that the truth about Jim Jones and his deadly cult would never be forgotten.
You might know about Jonestown, but this is the untold story of the little girl who lived.
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