In this episode of True Crime Unsolved, we examine disturbing allegations surrounding the Movement Center and its longtime spiritual leader, Swami Chetanananda.The case centers on Ayaz, a gifted young musician whose death was officially ruled a drug overdose. Years later, his sister Saba has begun questioning the circumstances surrounding his final days—particularly his involvement with the Movement Center, a spiritual community that has faced decades of controversy, accusations, and unanswered questions.In this in-depth interview, Saba shares her personal experiences, what she has uncovered since her brother’s death, and why she believes the case deserves renewed scrutiny. We discuss allegations involving manipulation, drug use, spiritual authority, and whether vulnerable individuals may have been harmed under the guise of enlightenment.⚠️ Important note:All statements made in this episode reflect the personal opinions, experiences, and allegations of the interviewee and other sources. No individual discussed has been charged with a crime related to these claims. This episode does not assert guilt and is presented for informational and investigative purposes only.This story goes beyond one tragic death—it raises broader questions about power, influence, and accountability within closed spiritual communities.💬 If you’ve had experiences with the Movement Center—or similar groups—we invite respectful discussion in the comments.🔔 Subscribe to True Crime Unsolved for unsolved cases, investigative interviews, and stories mainstream media won’t touch.#TrueCrimeUnsolved#TrueCrime#CultAllegations#SpiritualAbuse#MovementCenter#UnsolvedDeath#InvestigativeJournalism#CultAwareness