Human remains were found buried in the back yard in 2014. A former friend of Pazuzu Algarad, Nate Anderson, gave an interview about the Satanist. A "Viceland" series on Pazuzu Algarad examines failures in the system that contributed to the deaths of two men. 3.

Join Facebook to connect with Pazuzu Algarad and others you may know. New Documentary Series The Devil You Know Explores Satanist Pazuzu Algarad. ... who infamously took the moniker Pazuzu Algarad. Satanist Pazuzu Algarad, 36, was awaiting trial for the murder of two men whose skeletal remains were found in the garden of his home in Clemmons, North Carolina.

Pazuzu Algarad is on Facebook. Heath stated in the interview: "Paz told everyone. on October 6, 2014. Heath claimed Algarad spoke proudly to her about killing and eating two prostitutes, after which he allegedly claimed he burned their bodies and buried their remains. "In a 2014 interview with the HuffPost, a woman named Bianca Heath said she stayed at Algarad's home for a month in 2005. It's currently unclear why Forsyth County police executed a search warrant on the home, but this isn't the first time Algarad … YADKINVILLE — In October 2010, a team of state psychiatrists interviewed Pazuzu Algarad, who at the time faced an accessory charge in the death of a man in Yadkin County.

He was found dead around 3 … In 2014, Algarad and his girlfriend, Amber Burch, were arrested and charged with murder when human remains were found in their Knob Hill home. Join Facebook to connect with Pazuzu Algarad and others you may know. Algarad, born Jonathan Lawson, was already notorious in Clemmons and Winston-Salem for the drug-fueled parties in the home he shared with his mother and his girlfriend. RALEIGH, N.C. — Pazuzu Algarad, the self-proclaimed Satanist accused of burying two bodies in the backyard of his former Clemmons home, is dead. John Alexander Lawson or legally known as Pazuzu Illah Algarad (August 12, 1978 - October 28, 2015) was an American Satanist that was responsible for the murder of three men, along with his associates, Amber Burch and Krystal Matlock.

Moreover, the devil worshipper himself admitted he never bathed, nor brushed his teeth in years. “He had a twisted sort of charisma; it’s the kind of charisma that isn’t going to appeal to everyone. Pazuzu Illah Algarad, 35, and Amber Nicole Burch, 24, were both arrested Sunday after police executed a search warrant and found the remains, according to WXII. The Pazuzu Algarad house at 2749 Knob Hill Drive in Clemmons, NC, was demolished in under two hours Friday, April 24, 2015. He began to tell others that he could control the weather like his namesake Pazuzu – the Assyrian demon so powerful and low that he took over that little girl in The Exorcist. Feces-strewn floors, pentagrams on every wall and graves in the garden: Inside the North Carolina 'Satanist killer's' house of horrors.

Algarad killed himself a year later but questions remain, particularly about Amber Burch’s relationship with him. Pazuzu Algarad had a Mental Illness. From THE DEVIL YOU KNOW, Tuesdays 10p. From THE DEVIL YOU KNOW, Tuesdays 10p.

From THE DEVIL YOU KNOW, Tuesdays 10p. An inside glimpse into Pazuzu Algarad's house of horrors, as described by those who knew him best. "The Devil You Know," a five-episode series about the case of Pazuzu Algarad — an avowed demon worshiper accused in two murders — will make its debut at 10 p.m. Aug. 27. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected. Someone from Pazuzu's past provides unique insight into how Johnny Lawson became Pazuzu Algarad. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected. Pazuzu Algarad is on Facebook. Here's a year-by-year examination of the disturbing case of Pazuzu Algarad. Pazuzu Algarad was notorious in his neighborhood for being a drug-addled Satanist. Pazuzu Algarad, an avowed Satanist accused of killing one of two men buried for five years in the backyard of a Clemmons house, apparently killed himself the day before he John “Pazuzu” Lawson… The Boogey Man Cometh. The circumstances surrounding Pazuzu's death leads to more questions than answers. According to a interview by a psychiatrist back in 2010 to check whether he will be able to stand a trial, it was found Pazuzu Algarad had a severe drinking problem.