sasha17
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This is terrifying.
Well, that's weird.
Well, that would be normal…ugh.Well, that's weird.
ETA: When I need to feel "intensity" I take an ice cold shower and fast.
Freaking spooky to me. Like, cultish spooky.Well, that's weird.
ETA: When I need to feel "intensity" I take an ice cold shower and fast.
Whatever the heck that is. Diana lists University of the Spirit U.O.T.S. as where she studied. I don't think it's a traditional university. It links to this site:Also at 8:45.
Video title is "Searching for oneself in cells and realities".
This right here is the WS motto on missing children when parents or caregivers do one or all of the following. As example -bolding mine.
That (bolded) part of their actions is infuriating.
If your child is missing, your whole existence comes to a screeching halt !
Nothing else should matter except finding your child safe and sound !!!!
Concluding with the dreaded sentence, "This is not going to end well."This right here is the WS motto on missing children when parents or caregivers do one or all of the following. As example -
Delay reporting
Not reporting at all and family/friend does
Not searching
Not cooperating with LE
Not giving media interviews
Not being involved in press conference
No Facebook or Missing SM pages
JMO!
I haven't researched this but that is definitely what she is referencing.Whatever the heck that is. Diana lists University of the Spirit U.O.T.S. as where she studied. I don't think it's a traditional university. It links to this site:
Revival Flame Ministries – Sasha Alexander Anita Alexander Golden City Church Kingdom Academy
Revival Flame Ministries - Sasha Alexander Anita Alexander Golden City Church Kingdom Academywww.revival-flame.org
Perhaps she was on some sort of spiritual exploration? A quick Google search turned up a concerning report about Revival Flame Ministries and the women associated with it. In particular about one of the principal women "healing" children as young as 5 in some ceremony/revival in Brisbane. There were further complaints in a rather long article, including descriptions of a boy having "convulsions" when his forehead is touched.
Is there a connection? I hope not.
Ugh, I really hope this isn't related either but one of the RFM founders recently wrote this article stating that November was going to be a "Time for the Turning" in which God's grace will turn on and (among other things) restore relationships and reconcilation between children and fathers. Nothing in it hints whatsoever at encouraging crimes or not reporting when your child is missing, but IMO anything can be taken in the wrong way by someone looking hard enough for a sign or permission. I hope its ok to post this link. Mods, apologies and please delete comment if not.Whatever the heck that is. Diana lists University of the Spirit U.O.T.S. as where she studied. I don't think it's a traditional university. It links to this site:
Revival Flame Ministries – Sasha Alexander Anita Alexander Golden City Church Kingdom Academy
Revival Flame Ministries - Sasha Alexander Anita Alexander Golden City Church Kingdom Academywww.revival-flame.org
Perhaps she was on some sort of spiritual exploration? A quick Google search turned up a concerning report about Revival Flame Ministries and the women associated with it. In particular about one of the principal women "healing" children as young as 5 in some ceremony/revival in Brisbane. There were further complaints in a rather long article, including descriptions of a boy having "convulsions" when his forehead is touched.
Is there a connection? I hope not.
Agreed. Dumbest criminals ever. They could have easily notified the school and said Madalina was going back to Moldova to live with her father/grandparents etc, and I bet that there would have been no follow-up. So I'm glad they are this stupid - I hope they will have to pay for whatever they did because of their stupidity.Funny, I'm suspecting the opposite, that mom and/or stepdad told LE they last saw her at 10 pm, perhaps at her bedtime.
Then what? They wake up the next morning and she's gone so they do nothing? Two weeks later they go not to the police but to her school to report her missing. Who notified police at that point I wonder, parents or school?
Obviously we're missing a huge chunk of information because on the surface it looks like these are the dumbest criminals ever. IMO.