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Ebenezer wrote: February 26th, 2023, 12:59 pm David Leavitt now lives in Scotland. In a castle. Seriously. He bought a castle. https://twitter.com/adamherbets/status/ ... A5ivja7-7Q
I mean, I had very little hope we'd see any kind of justice, but...

Well, I guess molesting and murdering kids in satanic sacrifices pays well. And provides for luxurious fallback plans. I hope he enjoys his castle, and I suppose even the remote chance that the investigation isn't shut down and turned to nothing, well he's at least far away from where he could be charged and held to account for his crimes.

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I wonder how many kids would have avoided trauma if Jimmy Savile would have been stopped sooner. There are more Jimmy's out there right now.

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Robin Hood wrote: February 23rd, 2023, 3:18 am
Redpilled Mormon wrote: February 22nd, 2023, 5:52 pm
Robin Hood wrote: February 22nd, 2023, 12:54 pm
Redpilled Mormon wrote: February 22nd, 2023, 10:22 am I just watched the first vid of Kristy's, where she appears to be addressing some sort of tribunal. There's a guy who looks like he's wearing something close to judge robes who gives a few brief comments towards the end, asserting he was with the CIA and that he believes her (at least in a general sense). Comments are disabled for the video on youtube which is a shame, I'd like to know more about who these people are or what sort of power they might have, all I can tell is it is a tribunal of some kind held in the UK about 4 or 5 years ago.

Frankly, she says a lot of crazy-sounding stuff, doesn't give nearly as many details on specific instances, admits she doesn't have memories of some of the stuff, some of it is memories from her sisters that she is relating. Some parts are highly specific and that she has personal memories of, and there's a lot in there I believe. Untangling how much is truth is difficult though.

I don't believe that some 14 year olds were programmed to fly F-14 fighter jets on secret missions to Vietnam, for example. No matter how well funded and organized these satanic cabals are, I don't think it's possible they are such utter morons they would enact something like that.

Bullets whizzing by her in an underground temple ceremony sacrificing an infant as she runs off with her sisters... well, why would those guys open fire on these girls, who are already deeply under their control? I can sort of see some 'new guy' enforcer panicking and letting off a shot, I guess, but it's a stretch. She also frustrated me by saying the guy who cut out the infant's heart was someone who would later become president of the church, but doesn't name him. On the other hand, I guess Spencer Kimball was playing 'good cop' that day, as he tells the enforcers to leave the girls alone, that they've had enough for today. Still he's part of what's going on and in authority enough to give commands that are heeded, so that would tell us something quite evil about him too.

I have questions, it's frustrating not to be able to ask, but many times I wished the people in the room she was addressing would have asked some specific questions to drill down on the exact 'how' this would work in real life for specific instances she mentions quickly and moves on from. I suspect she might even have good answers, but to verify her stories there has to be some practical good question/answers for how specific circumstances actually unfolded.
I have watched the whole thing in the past, and others like it.
It's BS.
Dismissing the large amounts of testimony from more and more sources as all bs is as naive as the notion that just because no court ever heard the case on the 2020 election fraud that somehow Biden actually won eleventy-billion votes and election fraud is impossible and a fairy tale.

I've seen enough correlating evidence to be convinced that something real is going on. The problem is untangling what parts are true and what parts are not.

As FoxMamma mentioned, there is NO DOUBT that the court systems are corrupted. My little brother was caught with weed when he was in high school and I watched in stunned disbelief the lawlessness that played out against his petty crime for years, and the judges who ruled as petty kings, utterly afraid of any legal consequence for breaking the very laws they were supposed to enact.

More recently I have a neighbor who is attempting to fight a tax battle against the local and state government, and because he's a close friend I have been able to verify the officials have broken law after law after law, all with no consequence. Repeatedly appealing to higher and higher courts, each higher judge has knowingly broken the law to coordinate with the rest of the club below them (even though there are specific laws on the books that forbid their judgements, or ignoring broken laws, nothing seems to matter). He's convinced that once he gets to the Supreme Court, someone somewhere will actually stand up for the law. I'm convinced of the opposite, but I try to be a supportive friend regardless.

The real shock isn't that the legal system is corrupted; the real shock is realizing that it's pretty much 100% corrupted.

But this is just the same Gadianton stuff we are warned has existed since the beginning of time, it's just shocking when we encounter it personally. It is very real.

The problem with the victims of this type of torture and mind control is that they have literally 'broken' minds, as far as I can tell many times unable to tell between what was hallucinated and what was real. Remember this kind of mind control works in tandem with hallucinogenic drugs and implanted memories as well. All of this is on purpose, to protect the cabal from any victim who tries to blow the whistle. They'll be disbelieved by default, because some of their 'memories' are simply fabrications or inventions, and they can't always tell the difference, which makes the public dismiss it all as bs.

What's needed is a skilled interlocuter to parse out the true stuff from the false, as well as a detailed investigation.

But at this point, with the mountains of testimonies, I would be a liar if I just through it all out as 'bs'.

There is something seriously wrong, and I believe it's true that it goes to the very highest levels of the church (and the government too of course).
I don't dismiss all of it. But I don't get my head turned by every one-sided claim made in the media. I'm too level-headed for that.
There have been many claims of significant abuse over the years. There was one on the Orkney Isles off the north coast of Scotland, where social workers removed dozens of children from their families because of claims of SRA etc. It was all over the media, with the assumption that these awful wicked parents were guilty right from the start.
In the end, despite detailed testimony from the children, it was proved that the whole thing was made up. No children had been abused, no paedophile ring existed amongst the families, no satanic rituals had taken place... it was all a pack of lies.
And this isn't an isolated case either.

In my own family, my brother-in-laws brothers daughter told a school teacher her father had been sexually abusing her for many years. She went into great detail with her descriptions and was taken into care by social services and placed in Foster care for many years. As far as the authorities were concerned he was guilty as hell.
Now as an adult the daughter has admitted she made the whole thing up so that she could be taken into care and have more freedom.
Same thing happened to a friend of mine in the last couple of years.
So I approach all of these claims with a certain degree of suspicion.
Robin, do you realize that the psychiatrists who formed the False Memory Syndrome Foundation here in the United States and the Australian False Memory Association and in disputing recovered memories in the UK were active participants in MK ULTRA and pedophilia? Illustrious psychopaths such as Martin T. Orne, Aaron T. Beck, Ralph Underwager, Campbell W. Perry, David Millikan, Michael Cox and others were involved in "proving" that people with recovered memories are wrong.

Did you listen to that police officer in the Elder Mickelson video? The police did a thorough job investigating?!? Not if they did it like that. We can assume that stellar piece of police work was par for the course because it's reported that that's how the police did their job when they interviewed Dick and Brenda Miles.

Do you realize that there was a man arrested and convicted from the Miles' pedophilia ring?

Have you seen the temple of Horus on Little Saint James Island that Jeffrey Epstein had built?

Have you listened to David Hamblin's recorded confession to his victim and then read the victims' testimony? All of the things the police supposedly investigated in 1991-92 and found no evidence for? Yeah, they're real.

By the way, Mr. Karren isn't full of himself, he's pissed and trying to appear reasonable but it's hard to do when you've been treated like he was. He's sick of people condescending to him. He's sick of people ignorantly acting like he's crazy when he knew the truth and they didn't. He mentioned Walmart to try to get a little respect. Judging from your reaction, it clearly didn't work and that's a shame.

People act like all these things have been proven false based on police investigations and the assertions of prominent psychiatrists. Turns out that they were IN ON IT so what do the official witnesses against SRAs prove? Nothing.

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Redpilled Mormon wrote: February 21st, 2023, 3:44 pm If I've got the timeline right, Pace was assigned to his task under Pres Benson, and when the memo went up the chain to report, it was sort of squashed, and this is right around when Benson immediately plunged into senility and then died, and nothing ever came of it.
The Lord raised up ETB to fight many good battles, unfortunately Hinckley was raised up to shut him down. I wouldn't be surprised if Willard Richards returned to give some white powder to ETB. After seeing GBH talked about it that video of him having gay sex orgies, I can't help but see that as a piece to the puzzle.

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Where does anybody get the idea that Gordon B. Hinkley "shut down" President Benson. Ezra Taft Benson was Prophet and President of the LDS Church from November 1985 until May 1994. I believe his last words to us about freedom, the U.S. Constitution, and secret combinations (singular and plural/multiple) was in October 1988. I suggest that it was the Lord, Jesus the Christ who silenced him, and not one of the apostles. During the first 3 years of his administration, President Benson gave at least 5 talks on the Constitution, freedom, and secret combinations. It is possible that President HInkley advised or suggested that he discontinue speaking about that subject, but suggesting that Hinkley "shut him down" implies something quite different. And how did that cat get out of the bag anyway?

What evidence is there that any one or more of the 12 "shut him down"? Not that it couldn't happen, I guess. I understand that the 12 successfully opposed his calling H. Verlan Andersen to the Q12, calling him to the 70 instead. And I've read a story or 2 about Elder Andersen being told by one of the 12 that his calling to the 70 was not well received.

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lundbaek wrote: March 23rd, 2023, 2:20 am Where does anybody get the idea that Gordon B. Hinkley "shut down" President Benson. Ezra Taft Benson was Prophet and President of the LDS Church from November 1985 until May 1994. I believe his last words to us about freedom, the U.S. Constitution, and secret combinations (singular and plural/multiple) was in October 1988. I suggest that it was the Lord, Jesus the Christ who silenced him, and not one of the apostles. During the first 3 years of his administration, President Benson gave at least 5 talks on the Constitution, freedom, and secret combinations. It is possible that President HInkley advised or suggested that he discontinue speaking about that subject, but suggesting that Hinkley "shut him down" implies something quite different. And how did that cat get out of the bag anyway?

What evidence is there that any one or more of the 12 "shut him down"? Not that it couldn't happen, I guess. I understand that the 12 successfully opposed his calling H. Verlan Andersen to the Q12, calling him to the 70 instead. And I've read a story or 2 about Elder Andersen being told by one of the 12 that his calling to the 70 was not well received.
I know of two such "shut downs", one financial and power of attorney and the other a prepared sermon that was shut down.
Here's the first one and as for the second, I'll have to take the time to look it up but when I find it I'll post it.

"(Steve) Benson’s views (on the honesty and integrity of Mormon Church leaders) seemingly were verified by an article in the Salt Lake Tribune, Salt Lake City. A reporter at the paper sifted some eye-popping information from Utah’s corporation records. The published report said the corporation that manages the church effected in 1989 a transfer of power from Ezra Taft Benson to his two counselors, Gordon Hinckley and Thomas Monson (via the technology of the autopen without President Benson’s permission or authority). That was done the same year that his grandfather last was seen in public, Benson said."


https://www.lds-mormon.com/benson1-shtml/

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lundbaek wrote: March 23rd, 2023, 2:20 am Where does anybody get the idea that Gordon B. Hinkley "shut down" President Benson. Ezra Taft Benson was Prophet and President of the LDS Church from November 1985 until May 1994. I believe his last words to us about freedom, the U.S. Constitution, and secret combinations (singular and plural/multiple) was in October 1988. I suggest that it was the Lord, Jesus the Christ who silenced him, and not one of the apostles. During the first 3 years of his administration, President Benson gave at least 5 talks on the Constitution, freedom, and secret combinations. It is possible that President HInkley advised or suggested that he discontinue speaking about that subject, but suggesting that Hinkley "shut him down" implies something quite different. And how did that cat get out of the bag anyway?

What evidence is there that any one or more of the 12 "shut him down"? Not that it couldn't happen, I guess. I understand that the 12 successfully opposed his calling H. Verlan Andersen to the Q12, calling him to the 70 instead. And I've read a story or 2 about Elder Andersen being told by one of the 12 that his calling to the 70 was not well received.
What evidence can you present that it was the Lord that shut him down?

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When Ezra Taft Benson became church president he had a talk prepared to deliver to the General Conference that would have split the church in half. It was in part written by his conservative son Reed Benson and the other part was written by my mission president Reid Bankhead and these two gentlemen were kindred spirits. You always saw them together on B.Y.U. campus and they were always figuring out ways "to smoke-out" the evolutionist and socialists who work at B.Y.U. But the socialists factors won out i.e. Hinckley and Monson. I personally think they arranged to have Pres. Benson secretly medicated through the years until he was indeed feeble minded and stop any attempt by Pres. Benson to save the Constitution. I do know they snuck around behind his back to get power of attorney while he was in this medicated stupor and they transferred the church assets over to them from Benson.
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GeeR wrote: March 24th, 2023, 11:17 am
lundbaek wrote: March 23rd, 2023, 2:20 am Where does anybody get the idea that Gordon B. Hinkley "shut down" President Benson. Ezra Taft Benson was Prophet and President of the LDS Church from November 1985 until May 1994. I believe his last words to us about freedom, the U.S. Constitution, and secret combinations (singular and plural/multiple) was in October 1988. I suggest that it was the Lord, Jesus the Christ who silenced him, and not one of the apostles. During the first 3 years of his administration, President Benson gave at least 5 talks on the Constitution, freedom, and secret combinations. It is possible that President HInkley advised or suggested that he discontinue speaking about that subject, but suggesting that Hinkley "shut him down" implies something quite different. And how did that cat get out of the bag anyway?

What evidence is there that any one or more of the 12 "shut him down"? Not that it couldn't happen, I guess. I understand that the 12 successfully opposed his calling H. Verlan Andersen to the Q12, calling him to the 70 instead. And I've read a story or 2 about Elder Andersen being told by one of the 12 that his calling to the 70 was not well received.
I know of two such "shut downs", one financial and power of attorney and the other a prepared sermon that was shut down.
Here's the first one and as for the second, I'll have to take the time to look it up but when I find it I'll post it.

"(Steve) Benson’s views (on the honesty and integrity of Mormon Church leaders) seemingly were verified by an article in the Salt Lake Tribune, Salt Lake City. A reporter at the paper sifted some eye-popping information from Utah’s corporation records. The published report said the corporation that manages the church effected in 1989 a transfer of power from Ezra Taft Benson to his two counselors, Gordon Hinckley and Thomas Monson (via the technology of the autopen without President Benson’s permission or authority). That was done the same year that his grandfather last was seen in public, Benson said."


https://www.lds-mormon.com/benson1-shtml/
Don’t worry, it will get better when President Oaks takes ov—

‘“In September, Benson was granted a special audience in Salt Lake City with two of the church’s leading apostles, Dallin Oaks and Neal Maxwell. He was allowed to ask questions of a confidential nature about church matters only because of his family ties to the prophet and his professional status as a member of the media. Later, Benson said, he broke the confidence when he believed that Oaks had lied to a reporter about what was said in the meeting.

“He has committed a public act of deception, dishonesty and moral criminality,” Benson said. “What do you do? I really wrestled with that.”‘

Oh.

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endlessQuestions wrote: March 24th, 2023, 11:41 am
lundbaek wrote: March 23rd, 2023, 2:20 am Where does anybody get the idea that Gordon B. Hinkley "shut down" President Benson. Ezra Taft Benson was Prophet and President of the LDS Church from November 1985 until May 1994. I believe his last words to us about freedom, the U.S. Constitution, and secret combinations (singular and plural/multiple) was in October 1988. I suggest that it was the Lord, Jesus the Christ who silenced him, and not one of the apostles. During the first 3 years of his administration, President Benson gave at least 5 talks on the Constitution, freedom, and secret combinations. It is possible that President HInkley advised or suggested that he discontinue speaking about that subject, but suggesting that Hinkley "shut him down" implies something quite different. And how did that cat get out of the bag anyway?

What evidence is there that any one or more of the 12 "shut him down"? Not that it couldn't happen, I guess. I understand that the 12 successfully opposed his calling H. Verlan Andersen to the Q12, calling him to the 70 instead. And I've read a story or 2 about Elder Andersen being told by one of the 12 that his calling to the 70 was not well received.
What evidence can you present that it was the Lord that shut him down?
In 2005, when some of us, including the Creator, were attending C Skousen's Constitutional seminars, one of our members recounted his experiences in attending seminars given by Reed Benson in the early '90s, in his house as I recall.

Among other things, this individual (I've talked to him as recently as 2 years ago) said that Reed claimed his father's mouth had been stopped by the Lord. This came across as very plausible to me at the time, and still does.

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endlessQuestions wrote: February 23rd, 2023, 5:52 pm
I’m not against theories. One I’ve heard is that forced migration breaks apart families which allows for easy access to victims.

It was interesting to see Trump clamp down on this and then watch Biden frantically get it started again as one of his top priorities.

Also interesting how supportive of “refugees” the Church is. Why don’t we use our influence and raiders to try to stop people from being forced out of their homelands instead?

Not a Trump fan, just to head that off.
I'm a fan of several things Trump did as President, but not a fan of a few others.

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endlessQuestions wrote: February 23rd, 2023, 5:52 pm
Redpilled Mormon wrote: February 23rd, 2023, 5:47 pm The absolute slavish cult-like devotion of the Left to the losing issue of abortion puzzled me for many years.

Why was abortion the hill the Left was always willing to die on? The conventional explanation that there was a lot of money in the abortion industry never made sense to me; the Left has unlimited money anyway.

But now I think it makes sense from a logistic standpoint. These satanic ceremonies require innocent blood. Almost every testimony of SRA makes mention of sacrificing (sometimes eating) infants. But how can this be hidden, wouldn't someone notice all the babies going missing?

Abortion clinics can supply the needed material for the ceremonies. And that's why the Left cares so passionately about this issue.

Just a theory.
I’m not against theories. One I’ve heard is that forced migration breaks apart families which allows for easy access to victims.

It was interesting to see Trump clamp down on this and then watch Biden frantically get it started again as one of his top priorities.

Also interesting how supportive of “refugees” the Church is. Why don’t we use our influence and raiders to try to stop people from being forced out of their homelands instead?

Not a Trump fan, just to head that off.
I’m for helping refugees… but I think that when conditions in their native lands are peaceful again, they should return… otherwise they are just economic migrants exploiting the system (not that I necessarily care about “the system”, I think it’s all going to crumble).

But as you said, we should just stop bombing their countries into oblivion and forcing them to flee in the first place.

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In case you thought the whole David Leavitt SRA thing wasn't weird enough, watch this. Devon Stack talks about Leavitt's connection to sex offender Nicholas Alahverdian.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/i1AFJ524SIvC/ via BitChute

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Redpilled Mormon wrote: February 21st, 2023, 3:44 pm Ok, I had heard for a while about the 'Pace Memo' which detailed a number of complaints of child molestation within the lds church. I assumed that's all it was, just a general authority who was tasked to see if there was a problem with pedophiles preying upon children within various church activities. I pictured it was something like uncovering within the lds church similar things to within the catholic church (cue lots of bad catholic jokes about priests and alter boys). I kind of assumed it was mostly a bunch of reports of a couple of pedophiles who managed to work their way into the scouting program to avail themselves of the opportunity to go on camping trips with lots of boys, finding ways to touch them inappropriately, etc.

Oh boy was I way off! The Pace Memo is nowhere near as pedestrian or ordinary as something like that!

Here's a link to the memo for anyone who wants to can read it:

http://whale.to/c/mormons_testify.html

Although I had heard the Pace Memo to be referred to by people who were warning of Satanic Ritual Abuse, I assumed they were using it as an additional argument that things were bad, but I had no idea that the report itself was not just about a couple of random child predators who had managed to molest kids, it was about a repeated story of organized satanic cult abuse within the lds church. Pace doesn't pretty it up at all, he talks about vivid mind-control techniques straight out of MK Ultra, organized ritualized satanic worship by multiple covens of highly-placed lds leaders.

Human sacrifice! Seriously!

And it's not rare; out of the interviews of 60 victims, he states conclusively that 45 either were forced to participate in or at least witness human sacrifice!

As for the notion that this is all a mass-psychosis scare, Pace dismisses this possibility as unlikely, saying that he had interviewed too many different victims from too many different backgrounds who, independently of each other and with no coaching, verified the exact same rituals, the exact same abuse, the exact same mind-control techniques. In his memo he is pleading for direction from church leaders above him on behalf of the victims.

I'm fuzzy on the details of what happened next, except that nothing apparently happened next. If I've got the timeline right, Pace was assigned to his task under Pres Benson, and when the memo went up the chain to report, it was sort of squashed, and this is right around when Benson immediately plunged into senility and then died, and nothing ever came of it.

I am extremely alarmed by the very specific accusations leveled in this Memo; it seems to confirm the satanic mind control techniques that
the guy from MormonMonarch.com alleged. That there is a secret cult of Gadiantons inside the lds church leadership who are practicing a 'left hand path of God' evil upon innocent members (and worst of all children)

Is it possible I'm being fooled here, and not looking at the real Pace Memo but some forgery? I don't know of a way to double check, and I know I can't trust wiki, but the wiki page that exists seems to corroborate the same version I'm reading as though it's authentic.

I figure some of you guys know more about this than I do, so please correct me if I've got it wrong, but I'm just blown away after reading it.
I have heard stories about this for some time now, but now with this evidence and others, I have acted upon it. We'll see what happens.

I've known the LDS/Mormon church have too many lizard DNA men in it for some time, but they never gave enough specifics for targeting.

I have no idea if the memo is forged or not. I do have it on good sources/authority that there are luciferians inside the LDS church. Well they are inside everywhere actually.

viewtopic.php?t=70819 First, the declaration. Then more as time goes on.

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creator wrote: February 22nd, 2023, 1:51 pm
Robin Hood wrote: February 22nd, 2023, 12:40 pmThe problem as I understand it is that when the claims were investigated they turned out to be false. They just couldn't find any real evidence.
It's not that it turned out to be false -- on top of it being difficult to prove such things, the victims are usually treated as if they are crazy; and then they often become crazy for real (if they weren't already crazy from the trauma/abuse they experienced). It's unfortunate; such evil.

Like FoxMammaWisdom said, "everyone is connected". Although clearly not everyone, but apparently the ones involved and the ones who could punish them are protecting each other. A dark brotherhood; a secret combination.
chuckles

sure they have a brotherhood. So do I. They have connections. I also got connections.

Their connections are weaker than my connections. Now that their "cloak" of darkness is falling off, they won't be safe for much longer.

If the entire state of Utah has to go bye bye... well that's just collateral damage.

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Robin Hood wrote: February 22nd, 2023, 4:08 pm
Reluctant Watchman wrote: February 22nd, 2023, 3:53 pm
Robin Hood wrote: February 22nd, 2023, 3:10 pm I've seen this before.
I have my suspicions about this man, and did when I first saw it. I don't know what it is but I didn't believe him then and I still don't. He's so full of himself. He advises Walmart etc. So what! What has that got to do with anything. But he obviously thinks we will be impressed.
He claims he made a deal with the church, to have his name removed within 2 weeks or he would go public. The church complied but clearly he didn't. He went public anyway. So he doesn't keep his word.
Also, we only have his side of the story. We don't have Elder Nickelson's (who I presume is now dead), nor his ex-wife's, nor anyone else. Just his.
Yep, I call BS in the absence of any non-hearsay evidence.
Dude, Mickelsen is on record trying to pay off his SIL...

Keep those blinders on.
No, he isn't. That's what this guy says he tried to do, but the telephone conversation does not demonstrate that at all, and I suspect he knows it and that's why the presentation of the recording is cut and the video then switches to this guy claiming the GA tried to give him money for his silence.
Maybe he tried to give him money to not battle his daughter for full custody of the children. Just as plausible, especially as the conversation not only appears to be about the divorce, but also references the previous conversation (when the money was offered) as being about the divorce.
I also find it concerning that many of these claims tend to come out once the "culprit" is dead and is therefore unable to defend themselves.
The true dark ones are protected by several magickal spells and cloaks, glamours. They would not be revealed except by an adept/wizard.

It will take time to dismantle the darkness cloaks before the apocalypse god rays can reveal the truth of who is responsible. The targeting has to be very specific, since this situation is much like a hostage situation. Human shields are everywhere, esp in Utah.

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