A young woman has come forward claiming she suffered ritual sexual abuse at the hands of a satanic cult whose members included her neighbor and her father, a chief of police in New Jersey.

Appearing on the We're All Insane podcast last month, Courtney Tamagny described childhood trauma she went through after being born into the dark, ritualistic network that she says would sacrifice children.

Tamagny accused her father, a chief of police in Leonia, New Jersey, of constantly drugging and sexually abusing her and her siblings starting at a young age, recalling she would be taken to rituals where she'd watch sacrifices, or be sexually abused and have to go to school the next day.

"So it's based off seasons," Tamagny explained. "It's a seasonal cult. It happens in the fall, the spring, not in the winter, not in the summer. That's when it happens. They go by seasons. They have their own special calendar about what they do. They wear masks. That's like an important thing is they always would wear these masks with bones or whatever they wanted to scare you. And it was also a power thing. 'I have this mask on, I look more powerful. I killed this animal.'"

"So what they would do essentially is we would go into the woods and we would play games – which were not games – and we would have to watch there was a lot of fire. It was very fire cult. A lot of fire would go on. A lot of burnings, burnings of animals, animal skins, humans as well."

"What scared us the most is, 'Okay we're doing this to these people that we've trafficked. Why wouldn't we do this to you? …You need to be scared for your life, because we just did that to this young girl, or this young boy, so why wouldn't we do it to you if you're not acting well?'" she said.

She discussed a hunting "game" called "Hunters & Gatherers" where the cult would release seven to ten children into the woods and the men would find the children and sexually abuse them.