@MrBeast I love stuff like this. Everyone attempts to appeal to a crowd, with all these good intentions on donating the money if they winโฆ when we all know the majority of that money is going towards things like food, snacks, gadgets, games, and probably some late credit card payments ๐ค
@floodlitorg I believe they turned against his wife at the time, as well, when the truth about him came out. Which is unfortunate, as I truly believe that she was manipulated by him and that he twisted his past to fit his own agenda. Knowing what I know about her โ
@floodlitorg I was obviously too young at the time to be aware of this manโs history. But when I found out about it as an adult, a lot of things made sense. That ward really rallied around him, itโs awful to think about.
@floodlitorg I actually was in the same ward as this man in the very early 2000โs until he died. His wife, at the time, was my 2nd grade teacher. I went to their house often.
@Jenn_NextDoor That experience with the legal claim was a huge eye opener for me. I already had my thoughts and feelings, but I tried really hard to just stay in my lane. It was definitely the final straw for me, and unfortunately for them it just empowered me more to speak up ๐ค๐ค๐ค
@Jenn_NextDoor As a survivor of sexual abuse at the hands of an LDS Bishop, and from active male members, Iโve seen first hand the length the church goes to, to cover these cases up.
True crime podcasts be telling me the make/model/year of weapons used in crimes, and I be nodding along as if I know what the hell they are talking about