I met Rachel on a flight back to Montana. She was in Protective Custody at that time with her children. I thought I was sitting next to s college girl, little did I know. During the flight she shared her story with me. What a brave lady who went into hiding to protect herself and her children... Good for her for fighting to break this story open...
@annastewart71397 ай бұрын
I remember seeing her on Escaping Polygamy. She seems so selfless. I admire how she has not only overcame her trauma but uses her story to help other people.
@GealicGirl5 ай бұрын
May she find healing for herself and her children and may she have every happiness as she continues on her journey with her children. What a brave inspirational woman.
@valeriemoran8425 ай бұрын
What a brave and amazing lady!
@lisalemponen701Ай бұрын
I have the utmost respect for this young lady she has persevered and shown many that she can overcome pretty much anything
@white.iris.cottage.design8 ай бұрын
After she left, Rachel said she and her children said "It's OK to be happy". What a horrific life they had before. I'm so glad they found freedom!
@MsGhost875 ай бұрын
This is exactly what I feel for my Jehovah Witness family members. I wish they could just be authenticly happy, but I believe fear rules their lives due to the church being so overbearing on them. It IS OK to be happy ❤
@white.iris.cottage.design5 ай бұрын
@@MsGhost87 Unfortunately many confuse religion and spirituality. They are two different things. Our Creator and the Source of all is Divine Energy filled with Love. Religion is man made, filled with mans rules of which most are designed to control people. I have found true love, joy, peace and freedom in a personal relationship with my Creator!
@MsGhost875 ай бұрын
@user-vh5xd4if4x I couldn't agree more! I still consider myself Christian, but I can't adhere to any religion due to the corruption man does to the word of God. So, I do my own thing & I take what I like & leave the rest. I have integrated many beautiful aspects of many different beliefs into my own. Bottomline, like you said, we are all part of the same creator, we are all one & should act like it instead of believing in twisted words from men who have the audacity to think creator is speaking only to them! It's a horrible lie that has been perpetuated since the beginning. Once people realize they too can have a relationship with creator, they don't need to rely on another human telling them how to believe in something NONE of us will truly understand until we leave these bodies.
@helenarodrigues54644 ай бұрын
How she meet her children to leave?
@Diana-df7kx9 ай бұрын
What a strong and smart woman. I admire people who can change their life after such a difficult childhood. I hope she has a good life now.
@peacepoppy38099 ай бұрын
Ererrrrrur it t
@Diana-df7kx9 ай бұрын
What do you mean by that?
@ClaudiaThomas-s5y9 ай бұрын
A miracle she has come as far as she has!
@laurenandreas59506 ай бұрын
My husband and I were invited to a local Mormon church. We were intrigued by their reputation of great family’s and food preparedness. If you are not born into this insanity, there is no sane person that would join-believe- this CRAP! I’ve tried to read their books, no sane 50:59 person would believe the content! We even went every Sunday (as outsiders visiting), for 6 mos! They separate the men & women for Sunday school. They made young teens stand up in front of the congregation and say “I know it’s true”! 😳. Organized religion is a 💰💵 making business but the Mormons are child molesters in certain groups! I’ve watched videos that make you cry! We don’t need organized anything any more, let the towns and cities take care of our own! Almost ALL churches are RUN by corperations! Let’s set ourselves FREE! GOD BLESS AMERICA AND OUR GOD LOVING PERPLE!!!
@micheledelnigro92593 ай бұрын
Prays to you.. your a amazing women. I'm so glad that your free from fear, horror, abuse. Keep faith in God and learn the truth.
@shanahiggins44139 ай бұрын
My Mothers family was Mormon. My Great Grandfather was an elder in the church and my Great Grandmother was very strong in her faith. When the church sent out the edict that the men were now required to have multiple wives my Great Grandfather told them he would not do what his God and his country said was wrong. My Great Grandmother would have done whatever her church required but decide that she would follow her husbands guidance. Had he not been a strong, moral, courageous, loving man our lives would have been very different. His name was Ephraim Kidman and I could not be more grateful to him and to God for him.
@valerieblouch54098 ай бұрын
I'm thankful for your great grandfather also. His wisdom, and courage, is a wonderful legacy.
@carbine0909098 ай бұрын
What a wonderful legacy. Blessings!
@heidilouann3 ай бұрын
Did your grandfather stay in mormanism? Joseph Smith married a 9 year old girl, whether the country makes it illegal or not, all of mormanism is based on this evil belief. I hope you found a way out. If there is evil in The roots it will have evil fruit
@tannermommabear61822 ай бұрын
K but that's mormon, not flds, there's a difference. People don't distinguish that I am not an active member but my whole family is Mormon or LDS it's different then the flds or polygamist community.
@tessaraenelson60512 ай бұрын
@@tannermommabear6182 but they have the same history and roots. The FLDS is a very close reflection of the historical church
@shelliregnier17129 ай бұрын
Wow. I can't wrap my head around how warped FLDS and Warren Jeffs and his clan are. The fact that she managed to get away alive and is thriving is nothing short of a miracle. Rachel and all the girls who left are all badasses in my book. So glad to see this podcast today. Thank you for another fascinating podcast.
@lemonhead1628 ай бұрын
The boys who were kicked out as kids, left on a deserted highway to fend for themselves is also a feat of strength!
@geomodelrailroader7 ай бұрын
I know the FLDS think Warren is God he is not Warren is a pedophile and Abbot just denied his parole.
@cathleenjones89736 ай бұрын
They are going to he'll, cuz you can't be so depraved and be a true follower of God
@RenitaB.B.9 ай бұрын
The worst thing Warren tried to teach is "Don't question the prophet". Intellegent minds always question. Rachel your gift is your mind. Grateful you shared your story. You have come very far and I would appreciate you sharing the life you live after you've lived your life not having to go back to the past. The eagle winged Rachel that soars above everything because you've told us everything we need to know about the past and you live Your chosen path for a while and even you don't recognize yourself because you are complete in owning you, Your own Power. Keep flying Rachel, you are ❤ed.
@RenitaB.B.9 ай бұрын
"We don't think like you guys", They Have To Know This! Again, thank you Rachel. Now they know, "I"Don't Think Like Them.
@RenitaB.B.9 ай бұрын
"If we're happy is something wrong, is something bad going to happen because we're happy?" All of our children need to know this story. Informing the children is the Change. Thank you Rachel.❤
@RenitaB.B.9 ай бұрын
"Have a very hard time following a group because of everything I've been through", "For me to look or listen to an authoritative preacher", it's hard for me too. "Men are above men I don't really believe in that", I do go directly to my God. "Man have led me astray so many times". Thank You Rachel... Thank You Jeremy and Melissa...
@geomodelrailroader7 ай бұрын
Warren is Not God! The FLDS need to stop worshiping him he is evil. They don't read the scriptures they read Warren's blasphemies sermons.
@lindafisher84419 ай бұрын
The hard subjects , not always pleasant, but necessary to speak. Your gentleness with her was sweet.
@msnola9158 ай бұрын
Agreed❤
@jimbob60628 ай бұрын
Yes, I agree also. It was wonderful the way you both allowed Rachel to tell her story without asking any questions that were too personal. Another great interview.
@Pariah_Larry8 ай бұрын
Also totally agree. So many interviewers interrupt or fake laugh or hijack the stories/conversation. Its refreshing to see thoughtful interviewers that actually respect the gravity of the hosts story & allow her to tell it at her own pace. I’m sure it’s traumatic and cathartic at the same time to tell this story.
@deborahkelly40119 ай бұрын
Well done Rachel. I was sexually abused when I was 6 or 7 and it's been hard growing up. I'm 59yrs old and wouldn't change a thing because I'm proud of the person I am today xx
@labhrais69579 ай бұрын
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@Ovahea9 ай бұрын
I too was sexually abused for a few years. The anger I had made me physically abuse students at school. Even after the abuse stopped . I continued to hurt others throughout my high scool days. I didn't realize it to 30 yrs later. It was me letting out the anger. The emotional part of my healing was hard.. until I found my true love.,, Jesus . I was saved. There was this one girl I picked on a lot on the school bus everyday. Years later I went to her parents house apologized to them. Then I also deeply apologize to her. And asked her for forgiveness.. it was a glorious day for me.
@deborahkelly40119 ай бұрын
I can relate to your anger and taking it out on others. You try to put what happened behind you but your head doesn't work like that. It will come out one way or another.
@elizabeththomas87469 ай бұрын
I am so sorry. If I may. After the suffering and the time of healing, it's amazing how we can look back and realize Christ was with you in strength the whole time to get you where you are today. Alive and well.
@donnavasquez49427 ай бұрын
😅😅😅😅😅😅😮😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
@TerriSpringer9 ай бұрын
Thank you having Rachel on. She is such a strong woman and needs to be so proud of herself. I’m praying for all the deceived followers of FLDS that their eyes will be open. Thank you.
@Simple-d9i9 ай бұрын
I have followed this story and others surrounding Warren Jeffs. Definitely a subject people need to hear about today and always imo. To say that being a predator behind the name of God is horrific. The cult culture does exist. These children do not deserve this.
@GypsyLady599 ай бұрын
And yet this still continues with FLDS AND LDS
@Simple-d9i9 ай бұрын
@@GypsyLady59 yes it does, but with stories like this exposing it will bring more and more awareness and accountability. These brave girls are heroes imo.
@waynecampsmith78859 ай бұрын
Please don't add the LDS, (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints) into the horrific things done by the FLDS Cult!!!!!@@GypsyLady59
@barbarawrigley42429 ай бұрын
What an horrific experience for this girl, and her children. Cant believe that this cult is still active. Thank goodness they escaped and now living a normal life. Wish her all the very best in the future. 🌻🌻
@christyannie838 ай бұрын
I can’t believe they’re still allowing warren to lead the flds even in prison! They need to stop his communication so hopefully that community can heal
@Mystlyn266 ай бұрын
I just watched Rachel's brother Ammon talk about his life, he is full brother to Rachel, I am so glad they have gotten beyond their father's unholy hold on their lives. The strength it takes to understand you had been brainwashed or raised in a cult, and then realize it is wrong and unhealthy, and then leave knowing you will be shunned, is amazing. God bless this sweet woman.
@GloriaSalvador-g3r8 ай бұрын
Rachel, I am so glad you found Christ and trust in the bible. So happy for you not to be broken but healed and forgiving.
@dharmaslife9 ай бұрын
Rachel 💔 I hope one day this is no longer painful for you to talk about. Thank you for sharing your story. I believe this will save others 💝
@kristinphillips36507 ай бұрын
Good interviewers-they simply just let her tell her tell her story and listened. Good job. 👍👍
@MariaChristner-davis6 ай бұрын
Thru all her abuse and all the horrible things done to her she is still the kindest gentlest women with such a wonderful heart. LOVE THIS
@flyinthebug359 ай бұрын
Fascinating story. I am so happy this woman was able to break free from the FLDS and overcame so many obstacles in her life. God Bless you Rachel.
@donnabourgeois4558 ай бұрын
I'm so so sorry that you and others had to go through it im 74 and can't fathom a man to be so wicked he will face God judgment and will be shocked he is not the perfect being he thought he was
@angelahill84379 ай бұрын
I love how your interviews go you ask a question and let the person tell everything that they can and not try to control and let your voice be heard
@TheMegacylon4 ай бұрын
Yes, i appreciate it. Thanks for this type of interviewing 😊
@kristhequeen8 ай бұрын
Rachel said she doesn't know if he believed in God, but he just wanted to be in God's position. Wow, that is so true. Im so glad she is using her voice to speak on her experiences in this cult.
@jackrolfson3129 ай бұрын
What a strong courageous woman. She has been through Hell and back, And it's still willing to share her story with us. What a great example She is to all of us. If she has Helped just one person through this, It has been worth it. But in her case there has been many! God bless her and her family. And I hope they have many more years of love and happiness to share! Guys for bringing this to light!❤
@smallfootprint29618 ай бұрын
Not sure you meant this, but it is never "worth it" to be raped, especially by your father. So sorry to hear of this awful treatment, snd glad she has some semblance of happiness as she has grown older.
@GailJohnson-qb7fv5 ай бұрын
@@smallfootprint2961 I see what you're saying but I don't think he meant it that way, but, that she had already been through it and was brave enough to tell about it, and in that, helped one or many. What was worth it, I think, was the telling of it to help others. .
@mikaylatherose3268 ай бұрын
What an inspiring woman! Rachel is so brave for being able to share her story after everything she’s had to endure. To come out of such an abusive environment and still be so kind and good hearted shows just how much inner strength she has.
@cynditrotter57319 ай бұрын
I grew up in Utah also and polygamy. Thanks for the interview. It was so confusing.And I'v moved on in my life also. It's been hard. But I'm thriving. I've had 5 children. They all have their own life because I told them to choose...
@Karen-d6v9n9 ай бұрын
Rachel you are not only an inspiration to women, but to men as well. Thank you for doing this interview with Jeremy and Melissa!
@Lyds-w8b11 күн бұрын
I was not raised in a cult, but I was exposed to sexual abuse, and your story resonates so much with me.. Your hurt I cannot only feel and see, I experience it..and as a child being disobedient was speaking up. That to me was and is such a heavy burden I still carry today. 😢
@amandamcclendon95479 ай бұрын
For someone like her to be able to tell her story of what happened and who her father is she is a amazing and strong woman
@Saylor6669 ай бұрын
Rachel thank you for sharing your story!!!! You are so brave and strong! 💖
@lindsayschmidt21774 ай бұрын
Rachel is proof of the indomitable human spirit that refuses to give up hope that the world can be a better place. What a beautiful human being, you can see in her face how much she loves her children, and even the family she can no longer see. If I ever feel like I can’t do something, I will think about Rachel’s spirit. Definitely going to buy her book.
@jena4257 ай бұрын
I am completely fascinated at how Rachel's inner compass of morals and goodness were so strong despite her being in a bubble, from the world. She was isolated and caught up in the FLDS rules but she just knew it isn't healthy and challenged it. Love this. Well done Rachel you are so brave smart, strong, independent.
@RandommomfromOntario9 ай бұрын
Oh Father😭😭😪😪, thank you for highlighting these stories to bring awarness. These things are so saddd. Father bring peace and healing to anyone who has experienced anything like this. ❤
@TheSnowbirdez9 ай бұрын
What a brave young woman to share her story. She seems to have a hard time making eye contact. Girl you don’t need to look away. You are courageous and strong. Keep sharing your story proudly
@GailJohnson-qb7fv5 ай бұрын
Did you notice how she changed her expression at the end? It was wonderful to see. I'm sure it's not easy, still, to tell her story, but she was probably relieved to do it . They were great in the interview, asking her questions and giving her plenty of time to tell her story, making it as easy as they could for her. Important to learn about these horrific things happening to women and children. I wish that, like others above mentioned, the prison authorities would put a stop to his continuing control of so many people.
@lemonhead1622 ай бұрын
If course she has a hard time making eye contact. She was born in a strange world and only knew her group. They weren't allowed to socialize like normal people, have parties, go to the movies, dance, listen to music or even laugh. Cut her some slack!
@AliceSturdy9 ай бұрын
Amazing testimony! I remember when this was in the headlines and I was thinking how could all those people believe and support such a narcissistic con-artist?! But not having lived it I can’t judge and only be happy for those who broke free. God bless Rachel and her family. I hope they realize their message can save lives and how wonderful they would do that for others!
@cinramirez86279 ай бұрын
Wow. Talk about resilience! I wish Rachel nothing but the best in life. Hearing her story was heartbreaking.
@lindacurtis18729 ай бұрын
I have followed this story for years, so very sad! I live in Arizona and we had a great journalist Mike Watkis, that did an amazing job documenting Warren Jeffs and the FLDS. She is such a brave women!
@chrisprpich32789 ай бұрын
What an amazing young woman. Her story broke my heart, but thank god she had the courage to get out and take her children. I wish her and her children nothing but the best. 😊🇨🇦❤️
@chrisharper79508 ай бұрын
Wow….that was awesome! Unlike most podcasters, you two actually LISTENED and let her talk. It was amazing. Definitely because of you two!! Thank you.
@rbuitendag26509 ай бұрын
Wow what a story...Rachel is a gutsy lady. God bless her and her children going forward.
@lauriebackus79739 ай бұрын
That's what a real mother looks and sounds like! God bless you. Thanks for having her on your show!
@LisadeKramer9 ай бұрын
It is good to hear the truth behind Rachel's father. We had some property purchased locally and the rumor was it was Warren Jeffs group. I cannot believe anyone still following this man. I guess all we can do is pray that their eyes are opened and soon.
@love2sing201016 ай бұрын
She still comes across so very timid but I’m thankful she has found the courage and strength to move on and speak out against this cult.
@lindsayschmidt21774 ай бұрын
It’s the way women in cults like this are taught to speak, my mom speaks in a similar way (raised Pentecostal). The timidity is an illusion hiding the courage and bravery in her.
@blunzn9998 ай бұрын
oh I remember Rachel from Escaping Polygamie - she has such a tender way of speaking, I'm so glad that she's doing relatively well. Wishing her all the best this world has to offer
@pixiecakes17658 ай бұрын
It's a "keep sweet" voice. But yes, I agree, she has a very tender and gentle voice.
@prinsespluis2 ай бұрын
You're complimenting her on a remnant of her FLDS upbringing 😮 Those kids are forced to speak hush hush softly and slurred Is rather hear her use her natural voice
@melamorgan34339 ай бұрын
I'm so glad you got to have her on your show. I have been so interested since I watched escaping polygamy was on. I'm a Christian and it saddens me to see so many of these people who leave the teachings turn away from God as a whole. The religious teachings were so manulative that it hardens their hearts to even trust in God. He truly is the one who gives us peace in good and difficult times. Praise God she was able to still hear the holy spirit guide her to her freedom. So happy for her new life and the amazing man to share it with. Hugs to you Rachael and your family.
@NoOneSpecial50797 ай бұрын
If you enjoyed watching Escaping Polygamy you should check out Secrets Of Polygamy, which is Matt (security for the girls on Escaping Polygamy) revealing all the secrets he has been able to uncover, a great show and more in-depth about all the illegal things that are done in polygamy!
@michelegawrys72869 ай бұрын
OMG! Tears listening to this young woman! Rachel you saved yours and your childrens lives!! Thanks for sharing!!
@ritafirestone7619 ай бұрын
What an inspiring young lady. Knowing what she went through and forgiving the perpetrators and moving past it all and raising her children with love. Writing a book about her experiences had to be so freeing. Great video kids. ❤❤👏
@mikesherrett89288 ай бұрын
Wonderfully compassionate interview. Allowing her to share her experiences with us all was eye-opening for those of us who have never experienced such trauma. TY both for allowing this to happen. This touched my heart deeply. Heaven has a place reserved for her...she has already walked through hell.
@MegaCj659 ай бұрын
This was my favorite podcast! I've been so interested in the stories of the women of the FLDS. Great job!!
@haruno216 ай бұрын
This poor girl. It must be so hard knowing your father did all those terrible things. Her testimony is so brave. And helps spreading the truth about who Warren Jeffs is. So that people who see themselves in similar groups, cults, religions can open their eyes using this case as a warning. Thanks a lot, Rachel 🙏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@lindawatson80879 ай бұрын
I admire her tenacity to tell her story and being brave to walk away from the only thing she knew. Thank you for sharing her story.
@BobCusick8 ай бұрын
I have ZERO words. THANK YOU, Rachel for being so brave. My heart is broken for you and your sisters.
@lunieri57159 ай бұрын
Thanks Rachel for speaking about your experience. As a “former” LDS member, I understand to an extent the cult environment. It is difficult to break free, but it is freeing to learn you can have a personal relationship with God.
@erickah59478 ай бұрын
Working with DCFS during the years of the mass expulsion of so many young boys and some girls, their experience is drastically different from LDS kids in the community. Add on the sexual abuse, forgive me if I’m reading wrong, but it seems you are inferring you are a victim, as well. It diminishes the extent of her experience.
@lunieri57158 ай бұрын
@@erickah5947 yup you read it wrong.
@Tartarsauce848 ай бұрын
@@erickah5947there are many in mainstream Mormonism LDS expelled from their families and communities just as those in the FLDS. I grew up in mainstream and knew many in flds as well. Every individual story is important no matter how they survived and escaped a cult. My story could have been drastically different had one ancestor chosen the polygamy side over non polygamy. And yet I am also a survivor and was able to break free of a cult just the same.
@Luluisraging.867 ай бұрын
LDS and FLDS are not the same. If you feel the LDS CHURCH is a Cult, did you have a true testimony? Because I feel they are VASTLY DIFFERENT! I’ve been a Member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, my entire life. I’m 57. I have my OWN TESTIMONY, not a Testimony based on what others in the Church have told me TO BELIEVE! My heart aches for this woman. I strongly admire her for leaving! Warren Jeffs was always creepy, and his beliefs were/are downright scary and evil! I’m glad he’s in Prison! My ❤ is broken, for the women and young girls who are STILL followers of Warren Jeffs!
@GailJohnson-qb7fv5 ай бұрын
@@erickah5947 I don't see it that way as she said she 'understands to an extent the cult environment'....but we all take things differently and that's ok.
@kristilucia34919 ай бұрын
Oh, there was so much to learn during this incredible interview! Praise God that Rachel was freed from her terrible cult life and abuse, and is now thriving as a survivor, filled with hope and joy, and raising her children to be strong and resilient!
@veronicacharnley23928 ай бұрын
When RACHEL says HER FATHER IS CRAZY YOU CAN SEE IN HER EYES ITS TRUE CRAZINESS THAT HE HAS TURNED INTO. GOD BLESS YOU AND THE PATH YOU ARE NOW ON TO TRUE HEALING , SURVIVING , AND LIVING YOUR TRUE FREE SELF OF LOVE , FAITH AND FAMILY
@geomodelrailroader7 ай бұрын
And she would be correct The FLDS call Warren Immanuel which is the temple name for God and it is blasphemy to use his name in vane. Warren is Not God! The FLDS need to stop worshiping him.
@tootsla12525 ай бұрын
I’ve followed Rachel and her incredible journey for years; I read her book, follow her on IG. I still marvel at her strength and determination. What an incredible spirit and intellect.
@marjoriemclean76408 ай бұрын
Rachel is a super individual who suffered horribly at her own father's hands. She is to be commended for her courage and inner strength to not only move on with her life, but to publicly share what she was forced to suffer in order to help those who have also gone through her pain themselves. This took and takes stellar strength, thank you dear Rachel, for living a selfless life and for using your own testimony to help others.
@joankline3439 ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing Rachel's story! I hope you invited her and her family to join your family to see the love 😍 and bond that you have as a family. Sexual abuse comes in many forms and it takes a courageous person to take a stand against it and help others.. Rachel i admire you for your strength and courage to take a stand against the evils of this world. You're a beautiful, strong young woman to have endured all of this trauma. Your book can help many people who are stuck in bondage. I would be honored to read your books. I'm glad that you were able to get your children back. I have adult children and I just can't imagine having them taken away from me. Sending prayers for complete healing for you and your children and for deliverance for the others stuck in the same situation. 🙏 I had friends that were Mormons and they invited me to their church. I went once for myself and thought immediately after they were talking about Joseph Smith and the profits that it was a cult even though the woman's class was positive. My Mennonite friend wanted to go and she got right up in the service and said come on this is a cult and walked out. I've been to different churches before but don't want to claim a denomination either. I know God's word and read it daily. I follow several Christian preachers and teachers and do attend a local church church on occasion but i agree with you 💯 % God Bless ❤
@Ornery_49 ай бұрын
It’s no more a cult than any other religion. I can just as easily call the Mennonite’s a cult. So tired of this narrative.
@robinhanff42489 ай бұрын
Rachel is one tough woman!! Thank you for this one!! Thank God she got her kids back.
@irisf.93559 ай бұрын
Great interview. Such a strong woman. I hope she has peace and contentment in her life now. And I hope her father is in prison for the rest of his life!
@Tonyd59969 ай бұрын
Wow! Another excellent video! This story was very challenging to me, I felt so much anger for what that poor woman was put through. Yet, she has managed to forgive and to accept what has happened to her. Also good to hear somebody who doesn’t blame God and acknowledges He has His purpose in all things.
@keithhitchcock29889 ай бұрын
Thank you Souza's for bring Rachel and her story to your podcast. It is hard to realize there are people out there exerting power over other humans like what she and others were going through. Glad to see, with God's help, she is beginning to experience a better life. May God's blessings always shower down on them.
@randirautanen19769 ай бұрын
Just unbelievable what Rachel went through, such a strong woman.
@heatherrobbins32729 ай бұрын
She's amazing to overcome all that she has and can be happy despite it. I love the courage.
@leslietarboxjr42878 ай бұрын
What a sad heart-breaking story. Yet Rachel somehow overcame all obstacles in her way and broke free. This is truly inspirational real life story and I am so impressed what she did for herself and her kids.
@peggybachler59529 ай бұрын
This little gal just broke my heart. 😢 she’s still such a sad little baby girl. I pray for her. ❤
@olgabombard62779 ай бұрын
My thoughts exactly! I just wanted to reach and love and hug her!
@prinsespluis2 ай бұрын
She's an adult, a mother, just talking with a tiny child- like voice
@DU1120529 ай бұрын
Rachel is beautiful inside and out!! I have been following her on Facebook for some time now. The photos of her kids are wonderful. They look so happy as a family.
@karenbrest1879 ай бұрын
Hello 👋 I've heard of this story & Rachel is so brave & so blessed to be out of that life 🙏
@tracyhull79369 ай бұрын
I appreciate her for sharing her story i hope she will be able to continue to live the life she wants for herself😊
@paulaclark49439 ай бұрын
This podcast ranks in the top 5 for me. Very, very good talk. Thank you and blessings to all.
@teresaslovingcare44449 ай бұрын
I have to thank you so much for putting this podcast out. This one has touched me. I want to thank Rachel for speaking up. I needed to hear this more than I knew. I am going to share this because I believe others need to hear what she has to say. I'm sure I will receive blowback for sharing, but I need to be strong like Rachel.
@BlackStump1729 ай бұрын
Why on earth would you get blow back ? Surely trolls would not be watching this .
@sensiblegolda9 ай бұрын
This was an excellent video/documentary you two. She is so strong. Sometimes we can't imagine how these things happen, however, Rachel Blackmore's survival provides an insight that is often missed by a lack of candidness from the victim. My heart really bleeds for these victims. Thank you for sharing Rachel and thank you New World Old Soul for taking the time to shine a spotlight on these issues of religious cult-polygamist life; and survival and life afterwards. A great heartfelt video! A little humor--Rachel sounds like a true Virgo. LOL! She was so strong and smart. A good person.
@GailJohnson-qb7fv5 ай бұрын
I agree with you sensiblegolda!...and like your name here! ☺
@sensiblegolda5 ай бұрын
@@GailJohnson-qb7fv Thank you Gail. I really appreciate it. Ever since I started my independent 2024 run for president of the United States as a write-in General Election candidate (It's a long, long shot.); the comments haven't been so nice or welcoming. Especially when it comes to my view on Judge Glanville being correct to hold an ex parte witness protection hearing as a trier of the facts withe the prosecuting attorney's; secondly, when I stated that it is wrong for Democrats and Republicans representatives in our Congress to allow illegal migrants to vote locally once they have established residence in the U. S. I am out-shouted without a huge platform so that the American people are unaware of this things or that there are other serious candidates out there and that we are trying. Like Rachel--the True Virgo in me is always optimistic. I'm not deterred. I'm not discouraged at all. You always have to fight your way back. Rachel is encouragement. Have a good day Gail.
@GailJohnson-qb7fv5 ай бұрын
@@sensiblegolda Again I agree with your statement! I’m an independent, also. Good for you . We need more people like you!
@sensiblegolda5 ай бұрын
@@GailJohnson-qb7fv Thank you so much.
@emeraldthronechannel9 ай бұрын
Bless you Rachel for sharing your story, you are truly incredible! Thank you Melissa and Jeremy for having this very important discussion. God is bringing all things to light in this season, so thank you for being a voice for truth ❤
@scotthillmanramirez88748 ай бұрын
What an strong, amazing, brave, courageous and beautiful person and mother! Rachael, you are such an inspiration to so, so many! May God continue to bless you and your family. ❤️
@christinehoxie36914 ай бұрын
Bless you young lady. So glad you’re free from all that. You’ve got the wisdom now to help others. Hugs
@tylerboyce65024 ай бұрын
I'm really proud and inspired by what Rachael has turned into. She deserves the best after what she dealt with.
@kathykoeven9 ай бұрын
Very strong woman! Sad about all she had to go through but happy she got herself free from Warren’s control!!
@amythomas8246 ай бұрын
I’ve seen the compound in Eldorado, Texas. It’s not far from where I live. It had to have cost millions… it was ridiculous. Warren Jeffs was jailed and prosecuted in my county. Rachel, I’m so sorry honey. I wished they could have saved you sooner. Much love ❤
@lorettataylor99029 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing. I’m so glad Rachel and her children got out. I pray others will have their eyes opened to the truth and get out. Thank you Rachel for sharing.😊
@BigMamou3678 ай бұрын
I'm so glad she broke free. And the way she keeps herself uplifted is amazing. And her faith remains unwavering.
@irmastevens32778 ай бұрын
What an amazing woman! The irony of the thought that she felt unworthy when she is the epitome of light and love that her wretched father only ever pretended to be! Her strength and bravery is awe inspiring ❤ God Bless you and your children Rachel!
@mamabear13245 ай бұрын
It was. So sweet her trying to explain yall are down to earth at the end of the interviewIt was. So sweet her trying to explain yall are down-to-earth at the end of the interview. Yeah, I'll did a great job in the interview. And she did a strong brave thing by coming out and talking about it.❤
@tar29279 ай бұрын
Great podcast .....even when you take away FLDS part ......there are thousands of woman and men need to hear her message of healing.
@labhrais69579 ай бұрын
"Kids dont always listen to their parents." As a mom of 2, I felt that in my soul
@elisebarlow9 ай бұрын
Thank you for honoring Rachels story🙏🏻 she’s a very strong woman! I too was raised in the same cult and was good childhood friends with her older sisters. I spent most of my childhood in the SLC area same as Rachel. My father was very intimately involved and connected with Warren. I’ve been following your channel since you moved from Washington and enjoy your content.
@Mystlyn266 ай бұрын
I hope you have gotten out, hope you are in a better place. Bless you.
@dotgoodwin43129 ай бұрын
Rachel u r a true hero in my eyes. U came through so much over your lifetime and r so giving and loving! Jeremy and Melissa have an awesome podcast and r never judgmental of anyone. You all did a great job! Thanks for sharing!!
@pattibaker22229 ай бұрын
Wow! I hope Rachel continues to share her story. What a sweet, wise, and brave soul. 🙏💖
@jennyb40959 ай бұрын
Very informative account of life in a cult and the way to freedom. May Rachel's testimony be the gateway for others who struggle with similar issues. Thank you for sharing with us.
@cindyeyler3 ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing. I left Mormonism when I was a teenager and the more I hear the more I’m shocked and grateful I did.
@fenderbend3r4 ай бұрын
Wow, amazing woman! Shows that even how much broken a person is, it is always up to her with the help of God, family & friends to get over it and say this is not the end of the world and that I will make my next generation better and best. This made me cry. Thank you so much
@ribbleslipscomb51719 ай бұрын
Like so many others, I have seen so much concerning this cult. It always breaks my heart to hear these personal accounts, but I believe we must to understand their journey. Rachel, is a wonderful person, with a bright future. Bless you, and yours, Rachel. ❤❤❤😊😊😊
@cabincreature12429 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing. What a strong woman Rachel is. It is unbelievable that this is happening in our country.
@shineeye48969 ай бұрын
Very emotional What a strong, inspiring young lady Thanks for bringing her on
@user-lg3rx2ko5gКүн бұрын
Rachel is very wise, eloquent, a self-assured and faith-filled woman despite the odds. I’m so glad I came across this. Thanks for this intriguing listen.
@theresathaler34449 ай бұрын
Best podcast yet! What a brave woman. So glad she escaped that crazy cult of abuse and is willing to speak out.
@ovelhanegra36588 ай бұрын
What a shining star this young, sensible and sweet girl is! Your final message reflects the gold that is in your heart. I wish you a beautiful life!
@kellysimpson46389 ай бұрын
I've followed Rachel's story from the Warren Jeff's group, and also follow the story from the girls who escaped the Order and the Kingston group- would love to see those girls on the podcast. I really got my eyes open when I came across these stories xx
@Set-Apart-By-Grace9 ай бұрын
Thank you, Rachel for your testimony.... God bless you!
@lauralee72816 ай бұрын
What a beautiful human being. I’m so happy she and her kids are living their best lives.
@cokrug9 ай бұрын
Wow! Rachel is truly inspiring. Thank you for this wonderful interview.
@genevievekelly49988 ай бұрын
Rachel is beautiful inside and out and has gone on to raise and lead her gorgeous children to success ❤
@dominiqueromero62797 ай бұрын
I’m not religious but if god IS real. He lives with inside this women. She has one of the sweetest souls and Auras. I truly hope she has nothing but happiness from here on out in her life into the next. ❤
@nurseb1245 ай бұрын
He is real and I pray right now in the name of Jesus Christ you have an encounter with him. It’s sick how ppl take the name of god and twist it to meet a wicked agenda. God is love. Anything that doesn’t represent love is not of him idc what religion it is
@lindsayschmidt21774 ай бұрын
I am religious (Jewish) but also very spiritual, and I completely agree with your comment. She just shines with hope and peace and it’s wonderful to watch her.
@prinsespluis2 ай бұрын
Aha. You're not religious yet you believe in word concepts like soul and aura😅
@shellydressel239 ай бұрын
Melissa & Jeremy, yet another powerful interview. I admire all of you for having this conversation. Rachael, how fantastic that you broke the pattern and you are amazing! thank you for sharing.
@ReginaGavin9 ай бұрын
I feel honored to have heard so much courage from your wise old soul. Thank you for sharing your bad experiences, my young soul would not have handled everything very well at all. Wow, just wow 😢
@patricianelson64519 ай бұрын
Thank you for this . She is a strong women. I like what you are doing with this channel. Keep up the information and good reporting. All need to hear this. Warren Jeffs is a monster. Rachel is a credit to all humanity. She has been through so much and still her good soul stands out. Your interaction with her is also so impressive.