It's a ConspiracyDid you read that article that linked so-and-so to that guy from the thing? Or see the video about how this is the same as that? Come on, let's weave some tangled webs!
People on the internet love nothing more than a good conspiracy theory. The Taylor Swift satanic clone theory, however, is a stretch, even by internet standards. This hypothesis suggests that Taylor Swift and Zeena LaVey are the same person. You surely know who Swift is, but LaVey, who now goes by Zeena Schreck, is not nearly as well known.
The daughter of infamous American Satanist Anton LaVey, she was the High Priestess of the Church of Satan from 1985 to 1990. Hers was a very visible role that made her the unofficial face of Satanism in the United States. So, what connection could LaVey possibly have with a Taylor Swift conspiracy theory? Well, the answer is complex and requires more than a little stretching of the imagination.
You can decide for yourself, however, if Swift is indeed the clone of a former Satan worshipper.
When Zeena LaVey was in her twenties, she looked similar to Taylor Swift. The commonalities are indisputable, and they are the driving forces behind the LaVey-Swift conspiracy theory. Both women are blond, bright-eyed, with the same arched eyebrows.
Most of the theories that claim Zeena LaVey and Taylor Swift are one and the same involve cloning, DNA, and the Illuminati. Conspiracy theorists believe that the Illuminati cloned LaVey's DNA and replaced the real pop singer with an imposter. Why the infamous group would clone someone who was never very famous and put her in the place of one of the most famous millennials in the world remains unclear.
Like clockwork, the crazy LaVey-Swift theory re-emerges every so often. While most outlandish conspiracies disappear rather quickly due to the limited attention spans of internet users, this one has legs. It could be because the physical resemblance between the two women is so uncanny, or because the YouTube videos detailing the theory are so numerous.
Some are desperate to find anything that might add even a grain of truth to this theory. Fans pore over Taylor Swift's music and videos for clues. And, according to conspiracy theorists, those clues are abundant. One theorist claims that Swift is clearly telling the world about her being replaced with a clone in the video for "Look What You Made Me Do."
The whole theory began when old footage of Zeena LaVey on a local talk show resurfaced. In 1988, she appeared on Good Morning LA to discuss the Church of Satan and its influence. This was one of several interviews LaVey gave during her time as a spokesperson for the organization, including an appearance on Sally Jessy Raphael's show. If YouTube hadn't dredged up these old clips, the world may never have learned about the LaVey-Swift "connection."
LaVey Is No Longer A Member Of The Church Of Satan
Zeena LaVey was with the Church of Satan until 1990. Her exodus was precipitated by a crisis of faith in which she realized the Church's ideals and goals were not in step with her own beliefs. After leaving the church, LaVey followed the Sethianism religion.
