Zizian Group Member Denies Killing Parents in 20-Page Letter

Michelle Zajko, whose parents were among six people killed in cases linked to the alleged cultlike group known as the Zizians, has publicly denied accusations that she murdered them. In a 20-page handwritten letter shared by her attorney, Zajko asserts she and her associates are being falsely portrayed in the media and unfairly targeted by police. Authorities have tied the Zizians to multiple killings in Vermont, Pennsylvania, and California, and allege that Zajko supplied the firearm used in the fatal shooting of a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Vermont. While Zajko was questioned in connection with her parents’ deaths, she has not been charged. The group’s alleged leader, Jack LaSota, was charged with disorderly conduct after refusing to cooperate with investigators, but Zajko insists LaSota was merely "in the wrong place at the wrong time." Zajko maintains that law enforcement misrepresented her actions and coerced statements, urging the public to question the official narrative.