Several days ago dh and I watched a 2010 documentary we'd gotten from the library. As ususal, there were previews first, one for a movie based on a true story in England in the late 1970s. A young, male Mormon missionary was kidnapped by a gun-toting, blond bombshell (former Miss Wyoming), taken to a secure location, and raped...by her. Google "Mormon Man in Chains Case" for details. Miss Wyoming herself promotes the movie in all her giggly, 60ish sex kitten glory.
"She (Joyce McKinney) and Keith May (Joyce McKinney's Friend & Accomplice) jumped bail, allegedly dressed as nuns, escaping to Canada on false passports while pretending to be deaf-mute mime artists."
Joyce McKinney is a strange lady! The man that made this documentary is known for his docu-film "The Fog of War." It is stated that Joyce McKinney enjoys disguising herself, sneaking into premieres of the documentary made about her, then jumping up at the end yelling at the theater crowd, "I'm Joyce McKinney."
Oh my! I do feel bad for Kirk Anderson. She was arrested for stalking him six years after she kidnapped him - who knows if Anderson has been able to find any peace from this nut! Perhaps it is because the weight of Travis Alexander's murder is so heavy - reading about / watching Joyce McKinney did make me giggle.
Again, poor Kirk Anderson! He went to England to get away from her - she got two men to go with her to England, use a fake gun to kidnap Kirk Anderson as he was working in a church, took Anderson to house that she rented, burned his magic underwear, handcuffed him to a bed (spread eagle with a 10 foot chain), and had sex with him:
"McKinney says she had made up the bed with blue silk sheets with Andersons initials on them. She then attempted to relax him with a cinnamon oil back rub.
McKinney recalls in the film how she ripped off and burned what she describes as his special magic Mormon underwear with its protective occultic symbols.
She says: There was only one way to make Kirk get out of Mormonism, and that was to make love to him . . . because for a Mormon missionary to have a love affair is totally taboo.
She insists that she never raped him. Its impossible for a woman to do so, she argues, observing crudely: Its like trying to put a marshmallow into a parking meter."