Parents Tie Up Kidnapped Man Onto Cross & Force Their 8yo Daughter Onto Him In Satanic Ritual Abuse
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Is it possible to completely forget something you experienced?
Well, it depends on who you ask. Pick a side and welcome to the memory wars.
One side believes it is possible. There are documented cases of victims of traumatic events who forget for years until one day when they begin to remember.
The other side believes that this is not a real thing. You cannot just forget a memory and then suddenly remember it.
The stakes are high for the memory wars. And the stakes are even higher for the False Memory Syndrome Foundation.
FMSF is on the side that denies repressed memories. For decades, FMSF has denied victims of all ages who have remembered experiences of CSA and torture, including Mary Knight. This is her story.
Read Mary Knight’s memoir, “My Life Now: Essays By A Child Sex Trafficking Survivor” at https://a.co/d/hZD08OG or https://www.maryknightproductions.com/index.html
Watch Mary Knight’s self-produced documentaries on Amazon Prime, Tubi, and her YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_h2qj8HY2OhgSKcXfjrMiQ?view_as=subscriber
Reach out to Mary personally at maryknighthappy@yahoo.com
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I experienced abuse as a child. Trust me you do not forget. I had a horrible childhood you do not forget. Time heals wounds but you do not forget. I find repressed memories an insult to the real people who suffered. I couldn't even finish this episode. The human brain is malleable someone can remember things that never happened we know that it happens to everyone. imagine a moment you swear you left your car keys on the table only to find out later you didn't. I think that can be manipulated.