One-third of the dead at Jonestown were children ... All but one of the airport gunmen died in the mass suicide. Larry Layton, who posed as a defector, was captured after badly wounding two ...

The place where they fell was Jonestown ... But long before the great exodus to Guyana he more regularly shared his bed with his chief mistress, Carolyn Layton. He also routinely took whichever ...

The Jonestown massacre of 1978 -- which happened ... that he’d leased from the government of Guyana, promising a vision of utopia. For as long as she can remember, Tracy Parks' life revolved ...

"The thing is, Jonestown remains a tragic part of Guyana’s history, but it is also an event of global significance," said Roselyn Sewcharran, owner and founder of Wanderlust Adventures.

So, in 1977, Jones again moved the Temple and about 1000 of his followers, this time to a settlement he had been building since 1974 in the South American nation of Guyana. He named it Jonestown.

The Peoples Temple, the church started by Jim Jones in San Francisco in 1954, that eventually led to the mass suicide of Jones and his followers at Jonestown, Guyana in 1978, is the most notorious ...

Four decades after over 900 followers of Jim Jones committed suicide at Jonestown, survivor Tracy Parks recounts her escape from the horrors of the group's compound in the Guyana rainforest Johnny ...

On November 18th, 1978, over 900 people died at an American settlement in the jungle of Guyana called Jonestown. In this first of two episodes, we are going to find out how they ended up in South ...

These survivors, due to happenstance or their own efforts, were all away from the Jonestown community in Guyana when Jones ordered his followers – starting with the young children – to drink flavored ...

Jonestown became internationally infamous in November 1978 when Jones orchestrated a mass murder-suicide of more than 900 members of his Peoples Temple in Jonestown, Guyana.