"In New York, follower Robert Fitzpatrick, 60, spent his entire $140,000 life savings on 1,000 subway-car placards and ads at bus stops warning about May 21. The ads read: “Global Earthquake: The Greatest Ever! Judgment Day May 21, 2011.” Another Camping follower, 27-year-old Adrienne Martinez, was planning to go to medical school but decided not to after listening to Family Radio. Martinez and her husband, Joel, had lived in New York City but a year ago quit their jobs and moved to Orlando. They spent their time reading the Bible and distributing tracts, according to NPR. They have a two-year-old daughter and a second child due next month. “We budgeted everything so that, on May 21, we won’t have anything left,” Adrienne said to NPR." - Brian Sullivan

Do these people deserve our pity or did they get what they justly deserved? - Brian Sullivan

I guess maybe those two are not mutually exclusive. - Brian Sullivan

The perils of following fallible men. - ωαřмaiden ❤Bassetmom❤

Aren't all men (and women) fallible? Except for the pope of course. - Brian Sullivan