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The Vault

Those who operate in the shadows fear the light. This page is that light.

An open archive of the public record and the coverage around it, so anyone can read the primary material and go further. External links open sites we do not control; they are gathered here for reference, not endorsement.

Reference

News and reporting

Austin American-StatesmanEric Dexheimer’s 2008–2009 reporting first tied the infomercial executives to the temple, including Katie Williams’ own words. Archived: “Infomercial executives help support Hindu temple” and the 2008 arrest coverage.
Business Standard / IANSThe 2014 succession dispute after the founder’s death: “All is fine, says charitable trust.”
ANI NewsThe 2024 death of trust co-president Vishakha Tripathi: the ANI report.

Survivor accounts and cult-recovery archives

Cult Education InstituteThe Rick Ross archive on Prakashanand Saraswati / Barsana Dham: the collected coverage.
CultRecovery101Patrick Ryan’s account placing the wealthiest Western donors at the ashram: “Kripalu Maharaj and Prakashanand Saraswati in Barsana Dham in 2007.”
CultNews101The India trust and succession, with contemporaneous press: “An unseemly battle erupts over…”

The sect’s own materials

Temple and society sitesRadha Krishna Dham (the Los Angeles temple) · Radha Madhav Society (US) · Radha Madhav Society UK · Radha Madhav Satsang (Singapore)
The schoolsThe Kripalu girls’ schools and their fundraising: JKP Education and JKP Gives, the source of the “60,000 girls” figure.

Court and government

The primary filingsThe bond forfeiture, the deed, the victim suits, the escape affidavit, the tax returns, the SEC raise, and the EPA penalty are catalogued, with citations, in The Documents.

The JKP Map is independent reporting and analysis on a matter of public concern. Links are provided for reference and do not imply the linked authors endorse this site or vice versa. The only criminal conviction referenced is that of Prakashanand Saraswati; every other person named is presumed to have acted lawfully. Victim identities, home addresses, and confidential-source identities are withheld.