>>1886832

I'm married to one. I tried to fix her too. We were both in a our very early 20s. She left her diary out one time and there were stories of being abused in horrible ways. At the time, she told me they were all fake and she didn't know why she wrote it. Under the influence of MDMA, she told me CRAZY shit. About her father, her sister, and an ex-lover. Now, to this day, more than 15 years later, she tells me she has no clue what happened or if any of it ever happened. She has whole years she doesn't remember. It has been a crazy relationship, with a lot of acting out, projection and transference. Too much to get into. Things have calmed down A LOT though. This movement is very personal to her though - but her past remains a pandora's box.

Her last name (maiden name) is among the list of Illuminati surnames (not the top 13).

>>1886966

Father was a Marine and Vietnam vet. He became a cop, but had several unexplained trips to South America. Alcoholic and gambler. Very strange and secretive guy.

Her mother played the role of "dumb blonde" and thought he was just having affairs with other women when the plane tickets and bank statements were found, but wife believed he was involved with the Italian mafia. Couple is now divorced, but tried lying to CPS to take our kids. Failed.

>>1887005

He also always had a male friend with him, even at family gatherings. Wife now thinks these men were handlers.

>>1887057

CPS needs to be dismantled. I'm sure it's in the works.

In our case, it looked like we were going to lose until my son and daughter both told the judge that they were being told what to say by their grandparents and that they were punished if they didn't lie and promised rewards if they did lie. The case dragged on for over a year, and we just about out of time until that happened.

>>1887096

We had a conversation about that recently- she is curious about how they will react too. After losing the custody case, her mother got a restraining order against her by claiming that my wife threatened violence. The separation is painful for her, but I think it's for the best.

The only downside is that the final restraining order is a legal black mark, and could disqualify her from ever buying a firearm or getting certain government jobs. These things never expire on their own.

>>1887260

To be honest, I don't know why she did the right thing at all. She was a terrible judge. Would you believe we had to wait almost 3 more months to get our kids back from those people? It was like she wanted to give them one more shot at brainwashing, or give us one more chance to lose patience or not comply.

I think part of it was that we made the extremely bold move of having her get pregnant with another child. It was a crazy thing to do in a lot of ways, but we knew that it would complicate the case drastically. We were desperate, and I think it helped. We ended up a united family of 5 instead of a divided family of 4.

My heart goes out to you Anon. I know what the pain is like, and I hope that you get your kids back!

>>1887434

I mean 3 months AFTER the kids admitted to being forced to lie. It was 16 months total.