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The Finders Cult and Dissociative Identity as a Cover Tool

from This Ain't Great · #10

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5 min

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David explains the Finders cult bust in Florida, the concept of trauma-based mind control and dissociation, and discusses the disturbing photographs dropped on Noreen's doorstep possibly showing Johnny.

In this bit7 moments
  • 41:35Government admitted MK Ultra existed, raising the question of whether it still continues today.
  • 41:51Tim pushes back on viewers who dismiss the documentary as true crime instead of recognizing a larger network of child abuse.
  • 42:16Photographs of bound and gagged teenage boys were dropped on the subject's doorstep, and the broader point is what these images reveal about child exploitation networks.
  • 43:14Craig Spence ran a call boy ring in Washington D.C., allegedly providing services to high-ranking government officials.
  • 44:02Lawrence E. King traveled with unaccompanied minors without names on flight manifests landing in Washington D.C., raising questions about the purpose.
  • 44:43Psychologists estimate between half a percent and four percent of the population has pedophilic interests, creating a significant market for exploitation services.
  • 45:29Escort services cater specifically to pedophiles seeking access to children, paralleling legitimate escort industries but targeting vulnerable minors.
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Craig SpenceLawrence E. KingMK UltraWashington DCKennedy assassination

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