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"But Cummins' conservative Christian beliefs, lazy work ethic and powder-keg temper soon led to conflict with commune residents and the couple's life on the run began to fall apart. And after just ten days on the ranch the pair was kicked off the property and fled to a campsite in nearby Cecilville.
Two days later - after a tip off from a campsite caretaker - Cummins was taken into custody by a SWAT team who found him and Thomas holed up in an unfinished cabin next to a creek. ...Long time commune resident Sophia, an openly gay performance artist, told DailyMail.com that the couple seemed 'odd' from the moment they arrived and didn't fit in with the ethos of the community...
'From the beginning we could tell we didn't really want them here, something was off, something was weird, strange,' she said... The ranch is located in a hard-to-get-to rural area. Cummins initially implied that he hoped to live there permanently when he arrived - but the group were put off by the 'lazy' couple, who didn't pull their weight in the commune
Fellow resident April Showers, a 24-year-old transwoman from Pennsylvania, gave the couple a tour of the property when they first arrived. 'When they showed up they seemed really scared and apprehensive, his [Cummins] hands were shaking,' she said. 'But they soon settled down and he said, "This looks like home forever." They were clearly hoping to stick around for a long while.'
At the Summer Solstice Gathering in 2013, there were over 40 residents, the highest population in decades, but numbers have since dwindled and only a handful of people - around five - still live there today.
April said the commune has seen 'outlaws, felons, runaways and even a KKK member' come through the ranch in the past. But there was something particularly odd about Cummins and his young 'wife' and the age gap didn't sit well with any of the residents.
Cummins and Thomas would sometimes stay in their attic room all day,