Ingerborg believed that something was wrong. He talked to his family several times prior to his scheduled departure date. He was still involved in the group, although he had an apparent falling out with Terri.īy December 1987, Charles had planned a trip to India that would occur during his Christmas break. After he was released, he returned to his normal activities. Two of the group's members also did so surprisingly, they asked her to leave so that they could talk to him alone. During his recovery, his mother, Ingerborg Southern, visited every day. His sister took him to the hospital, fearing that he was suicidal. One day, Charles was found wandering the streets, holding a newspaper and saying "I lived for art". As a result, many began to suffer from mental and emotional problems. Those in the inner circle began to fear that they were actually under attack. She used her inner circle to create a so-called "psychic shield" around her. By then, she claimed that she was being attacked by the black lords. Eventually, he was invited to her home in Dallas.
He began teaching classes and leading meditation sessions. His family believes that he joined it as a part of his search for enlightenment and religion.Ĭharles rose quickly to a position of influence in Terri's organization. She had followers around the country and Charles was one of many that joined her Chicago chapter. According to her, it fought against "black lords" that lived on various planes of existence and worked for Satan. His disappearance could be connected to spiritual leader Terri Hoffman and her group, Conscious Development of Body, Mind, and Soul.
CHARLES LAZARUS UNSOLVED MYSTERIES FULL
Characteristics: African-American male, full beardĭetails: Charles Southern was the assistant chairman of the English department at a Chicago junior college he vanished in December 1987.
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