| a WOLF among the SHEEP |
This unauthorised
biography traces the rise
and downfall of Australian cult leader William Kamm, alias
"The Little Pebble". Regarded by followers
throughout the world as a prophet during the
past 25 years, Kamm appointed
himself chief
of a global network of seers and claimed he would be the Roman
Catholic Church's last Pope. His life and leadership of the
Order
of Saint Charbel - a sect based near Nowra on the NSW south coast
- is
exposed in the book,
which is
available through this website. More details:
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A contemporary picture of the property William Kamm called home when he was a young boy at Renmark in South Australia.
Renmark remains a food bowl township, supplying fresh produce from plentiful orchards and vineyards. Kamm once lived at the property which is partly visible on the far left (mid-ground) of this picture.
The roots of his faith ... The Little Pebble's formative years were shaped in this building, Renmark Catholic Church.
Pilgrims' rest ... the entrance to the cult compound which is surrounded by dense bushland at Cambewarra, west of Nowra on the NSW south coast.
Keeping watch ... security was a high priority for Kamm and those who lived on his 'holy grounds', pictured here at Cambewarra.
The Order of Saint Charbel established St Joseph's Primary School at Cambewarra.
Assembly area of St Joseph's Primary School.
Entrance gate to the Order of Saint Charbel's community at Tyaak, Victoria.
Seeing God ... (L-R) Malcolm Broussard, William Kamm and Ted Stokes (at rear) during an apparition at Tyaak, Victoria, in 1994 along with Canadians Danielle Gervais (also known as the seer 'Thornbush'), Mother Maria Astrid-Smith (Thornbush's attendant) and Fr Yves-Marie Blais.
Pam Talaue receive a blessing from the self-proclaimed prophet.
Thanks but no thanks ... Pam Talaue (nee Colla) was excited to be called as a princess, until she realised Kamm's real agenda with Royal House members.
Glenn
Talaue
Malcolm Broussard
Father
of many ... Kamm
and his second wife, Bettina,
during a christening.
and his second wife, Bettina,
during a christening.
Mid-2005: Kamm heads to court with two of his three legal representatives.
The Little Pebble faces court with his
barrister, Greg Stanton (right).
No
comment ... Malcolm Broussard and Jan Williams face the media during
Kamm's first trial in 2005.
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